The way
you listen to music and the way that you hear hip hop in general is about to
change. “9 5 / 9 1” is a good old
fashioned split cassette between two artists who are showing off what beats can
do.
On the
first side, we have brainorchestra, who executes audio samples just as easily
as verse flow that would be compared on a commercial level to someone such as
Jay Z. Horns do make an experience at
well, which brings up the always underrated Wrecks N Effect for comparison
purposes (Sure, maybe they are known for one or two songs, but so much of their
catalog is just so solid) The overall feel of brainorchestra is not so
much that it sounds like DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, but it does have
that summer fresh vibe to it where you want to put it in your car, roll down
the windows and drive real slow while listening to it.
The flip
side offers up Sugar Cane Davis, who is his own version of beats that can be instrumental
as well. There are these somewhat
spoken word parts in the background, but still, the instrumental flow
remains. Right off the bat, this
reminds me of Black Sheep, and then for reasons I cannot explain as I listen to
it more and more I am reminded of Onyx.
(The non-“Slam” stuff)
Between
the two of these artists, you are going to get a lot of beats and there is a
serious tone to this to let you know that neither of them is really just
messing around, but it is also a whole lot of fun. It is something that is just so easily and
instantly enjoyable to listen to that I cannot imagine not listening to
it.
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