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| 2.6 average | Erwann S. STAFF | September 23rd 20 |
The man who sold 4 million records comes back in 2020 with a double album that, as usual, he recorded himself. Kicking it off by covering Debut de Soiree's iconic "Nuit de folie", Jul has only one goal: live that party up. His beats use reggaeton, hip house, and afro trap templates, on top of which aerial synth lines make sure the pop aspect is present. Let's be real though, Jul's music isn't one to elevate the mind. It only takes him half a day to create one song, and, as you could expect; there are many fillers, especially given the gargantuan length - 1h50mins, you really be testing my attention span here dude. However, the whole lot is diversified, in terms of flow and delivery, but in terms of beats as well. And the dude's sympathetic af, wish him nuthang but gud vibes. The real kudos comes from the fact that I wasn't annoyed. Most of the time amused, sometimes irritated by some tracks' questionable quality, yes, but not annoyed. Pas mal.
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| 1.0 awful | DocBass | September 12th 21 |
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