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Another solid album man. Consistent as always.
Won't Do Me No Good is a hit and Buzzin' is ridiculous.
I hope this isn't really your last project.
Another great project from Virtu-oso, much more experimental than his last but he nevertheless succeds in it.
The old saying, "Short but sweet", definitely applies here as the EP concludes in under 10mins; but the quality of the songs means you'll be having it on repeat.
The album is not structured in a typical format; to give an indication of what I mean, I could compare it to the format of maybe the Madvillain album or the Jaylib- Champion Sound album.
As V said, he always tries to have concepts in his projects & that remains the case in this EP.
All the tracks are sampled from 1 famous movie, not the movie's soundtrack album but from the movie itself.
My favourites are: Start, 1st, Raw & How Much More
Good job.
On my 1st listen, I knew this was a great album. After listening to its entirety you get the type of feeling you get after enjoying a satisfying meal.
As you can probably deduce from the title it is a concept album and does well to maintain that in spite of this being only an instrumental album, i.e I think it is easier to convey a story when a rapper or emcee is narrating; however, Virtu-oso does implement short film clips to help guide the listener, placed in a way that's non-intrusive and complimentary to the songs.
The story isn't really deep with lots of twists etc. but as it is supposed to bare resembelance to a Short Film, I guess it wouldn't really have to be & for those who don't really care for conceptual works, this ep is still very much listenable.
The standout tracks for me are Trailer, Give Up, P on Radio, Russian Winter Blues pt.2 & The Grind- the other tracks are great too but these are my personal favourites.
Waiting for the next installment----------
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