In an era where even mumble rap has faded out, and we embrace the drill season in hip hop, we forget we’re we’ve come from. Gone are the days of simplistic rhyme skill and bridges that maintain the chorus throughout the song. We’re now succumb to verses heavily spread apart with way too much breathe control. Thank God for Swami Da Bullhemian , a rare lyricist in the game whose trying to change the format with his project 96. Legit, if you are not a hip hop purist then this album isn’t for you. But for those who enjoy storytelling and stanza presentation then you’ve come to the right place. Such as listening to the kickstart “Like Me” which quickly puts you in the zone of what to expect from 96, strategical place samples with a thought provoking message. The continuity is maintained throughout specifically on the Pete Rock & CL Smooth style presented on “Nas Concert” explaining the MCs mood and mental direction after attending the Queensbridge legend’s live performa...
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