Blitz the Ambassador may not have diplomatic plates on his car, but he sure is reppin’ his multicultural heritage. The Ghana-born, Brooklyn-nurtured talent goes hard for his people on his new single, Breathe, featuring Rob Murat. Cascading flutes and strings slide into a boldly sung chorus from Murat, who then turns the track into an up-tempo number complete with head-nodding trumpet blasts. Remembering where he came from and the journey he’s had to make from Africa to America, Blitz sets the track ablaze with his grounded lyricism. He confesses that no one (except he himself) believed that he’d make it this far in the industry. The true passion of Breathe is complemented by the rhythm of the song, which was co-produced by Blitz and Optics. Look for more heaters on his debut album, Suicide Stereotype, due out next spring.
uh.... the horns.... are incredible. the guitar??? wow dude knows his stuff. real live samples. real instruments. rappin in double time. wailers in the background? sorry i'm callin it a classic. this is my party song. 5 on the production alone. but i am a jazz player so i am slightly biased ha
damn, it sure did take him a long time 2 come in and start rap-n(1:01)....it didnt get betta from there eitha...hiz rap-n wuz maddddd annoy-n 2 so....immma have 2 pass on thiz 1 and give it a 1 HA.
I liked it very much, appreciate this type of music, some of his beats were not my favorite production but his flow was pretty good. He reminds me of uhmm... Don't really know but its on the tip of my tounge
This is hot. All the instruments in the background is refreshing and nice. His voice sounds really familar with somebody the way he raps but i cant think of his name. This is a 4
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