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| 0.0 | silentpotato | January 22nd 12 |
flylo fuckin hip hop'd da fuck out yeah man this shit is bumpin
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| 3.5 great | Alabaster Jones | January 30th 16 |
There's no question regarding FlyLo's music that it is extremely influenced by hip-hop. Though it may be more electronically-inclined and experimental, his production has always been rooted in hip-hop more so than any other genre. That's why it seems strange that it took a few years for an emcee to come forward for a collaboration, but after Los Angeles dropped, west coast hip-hop rapper Declaime did just that. It works pretty much exactly how you'd think it'd work, both in execution and quality. The opener/title-track might be one of FlyLo's best productions, while Declaime spits some pretty nice bars over the beat. I'm honestly surprised more people haven't heard this, because it is a quality release from the two, and definitely shouldn't be overlooked, especially if you want to dive deeper into FlyLo's roots as a producer.
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| 0.0 | sniper | January 22nd 12 |
i'm getting this right now rYour soundoff was too short, it has to be at least 50 charactersr
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