Every now and then there comes a time when an artist, whether it be within the hip-hop circle or another genre, feels the need to drop a record where they’re addressing nothing but the Truth. More mainstream artists may dwell on record label woes, they’re platinum chains losing their luster, or some other questionable struggle but for Windy City lyricist Agacee his Truth is far more real. On his latest effort, the Ivy League member addresses a number of tough topics over a Tony Baines-produced track, including the tragic passing of his grandmother, the violence epidemic in many a Chicago neighborhood, and much more. Agacee also refers to a certain money hungry female, who I’m sure a number of us have had the misfortune of dealing with, spitting, “Yeah, Sallie Mae won’t cut a break/ That’s why I spit these hard breaks over 808’s.” You can likely find more of the Truth, both literally and figuratively, on the rhymesayer’s forthcoming #LifeofAScholar project, coming “soon.”
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11882 |
Very rich, classical sound, embedded in a love for life and music. Chicago almost always brings that real, Agacee is no different.
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| Posted on Oct 05, 2012 |
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| Posted on Oct 07, 2012 |
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| Posted on Oct 07, 2012 |
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 8304 |
This had a cool groove to it. I like Agacee's flow...sounds like an older Dip-set style flow from a few years ago, but I'm feelin it.
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| Posted on Oct 07, 2012 |
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| Posted on Oct 08, 2012 |