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Golden State rhymesayer Stevie Crooks has come together with LRG Clothing and The DJBooth to bring listeners his latest street release, the Cashmere Killer LP.
Inspired by ‘90s hip-hop, the project features 13 nostalgia-drenched records (plus one bonus cut) from the underground emcee. Included on the tracklist are reader-approved leaks “Iverson” and “GRG.”
Erin Darcel makes the sole guest appearance on Cashmere Killer, which features production by Zeniro, Tut Piece, Large Professor, BeastBySadik, Vanilla, Nick Wiz and Jansport J.
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| Posted on Jun 12, 2012 |
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 this shit coo
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| Posted on Jun 12, 2012 |
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| Posted on Jun 13, 2012 |
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Dude sounds like a 94-95' version of Jay Z. Sorry fam, the flow sounds badly borrowed.
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| Posted on Jun 13, 2012 |
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Cashmere Killer is a clear homage to what hip hop once was, and what its grown from. Apparently some clown n*ggas cant comprehend that. It's not only dope, but remarkable in its structure, wordplay, and power. Stevie's come a long way, and its about time he's received his past due AND well deserve notoriety. He's shown progression in each and every album, song, concept and bar, never ceasing to raise it.
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| Posted on Jun 14, 2012 |
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Classic tape; straight 90s flow with hint of that new modern day groove
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| Posted on Jun 14, 2012 |
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So jazzy. I could play this tape without skipping a song.
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| Posted on Jun 16, 2012 |
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Completely stole early jay-z's flow, the beats sound too similar, the wordplay is pretty decent nothing standing out incredibly. More features would have made some of the songs easier to listen all the way through. If he spit a straight smooth flow instead pausing at awkward times I would have liked it more. Through all that though, it's pretty solid but shouldnt be compared to pop rap cuz this is competing for different listeners. Not a bad tape at all, keep it up.
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| Posted on Jun 17, 2012 |
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Still repping the Golden Era sound of Hip Hop. "Product of the 90's - '95 I'm rappin" - So for anyone thinking he too old school, it's obviously on purpose. The music complements this style of rapping great, though I do wish there would be at least a few Bangers, production-wise. He obviously even takes an old school (minimalistic) approach to recording. Overall, definitely car riding music. Or get-in-the-vibe earbud music. Wouldn't expect to hear it on the radio or at a club, but I don't think Stevie Crooks expects that either. I also appreciate the original music, CSTC mixtape was all jack4beats style. Honestly I think I like his mixtape Diamonds & Guns a bit more. Haven't listened to WINE mixtape... but somehow think that would be my favorite... Overall, I think the hooks were a bit better on D&G's also. But once again, another solid project by Stevie Crooks. "I'm not always in the mood for Golden Era Hip Hop, but when I am, I bump Stevie Crooks." -@twitter.com/GrandNOBLE
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| Posted on Jun 19, 2012 |
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damn it if he don't sound like a young ass Jay-z but yet it didn't bother me one bit its just that good. i didn't & can't skip one song & it has nothing to do w/ it being more of a '90s' vibe or bcuz i think of Jay when i listen to it its becuz its just plain ole effin' GOOD!!
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| Posted on Jun 27, 2012 |
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| Posted on Aug 20, 2012 |
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Stevie Crooks is an amazing artist, hands down! I'm excited to see his rise to the top of the hip-hop industry. He will be one of the most prominent artists within the next couple of years.
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| Posted on Jan 18, 2013 |
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