Buggati Boyz - Fontaine Bleau
Artist: Buggati Boyz
Producer: The Olympicks
Album: Untitled (TBD)
Label: Bad Boy
Quick history lesson: The Fontainebleu in France is essentially the satellite for Paris. Home to the Chateau de Fountaineblu, which was the birthplace of many kings of France, it’s a place where people of royal aspirations feel perfectly at home. How does this relate to Diddy and Rick Ross? Well, it’s the perfect setting for the high-rollers to expound upon their lavish and luxurious lifestyles. The smoothness of Fountaine Bleau, from the Bugatti Boyz’ upcoming debut, is layered deep by The Olympicks’ production: staggered drums and breezy piano strikes that bring a 90s R&B feel to the cut. Diddy’s usual slick talk dominates ( “I speak softly when I talk to the hoes.”) and, while each verse only logs about fifty seconds’ worth of airtime, the Bad Boy mogul arguably overstays his welcome, lacing the back end with an extended series of ad-libs. I understand Diddy managing Ross’ career shapes plenty of his rapping aspirations, especially his subject matter on this particular track, but it’s nothing we haven’t all heard before. There might not be a set release date for the Bugatti Boyz debut album but, rest assured, Diddy will tell you a million times when it finally arrives.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11677 |
I find it very very interesting that before his train lands in Paris, Diddy is already moving on towards the release of a new project. Does this mean that he is giving up on Dirty Money before we even get the debut album? I'm confused - why push this project before the one he's spent 2.5 years working on is release? Oh well, some things are not mean to be understood.
Ross sounds excellent over this production, which could have easily been used on any of his three releases and sounded at home, and its a shame Diddy wastes our time with so much spoken word. I'm done. |
| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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i hate diddy over this .. he's not needed .... if i could get 12 tracks like this from ross, like mafia music 2 any maybach music and dubai music i'd be good ....this is his lane ...
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| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 639 |
The beat sounds so 90's specially that bass line!! Ross sounds so comfortable over these type of beats....diddy is well....DIDDY!! Diddy can either ruin a song or just not add nor take from it and that is exactly what he did here!!
The Olympicks take the spotlight here |
| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 1217 |
Usually not a fan of Ross or Diddy for that matter, but the two really have something on their hands with "Fontaine Bleau." I could listen to just the instrumental and still be happy. On a lighter note, Diddy should try talking less over a track that doesn't call for it. Everything about this was good except Diddy's needless talking. Banger for the verses and the production.
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| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 120 |
I'm really feelin' the 80'z-R&B-retro production... But... Ricky nor Diddy'z flowz add anything to-it (without a hook) though... 3 - ***'z
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| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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| Posted on Oct 25, 2010 |
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DJ Z I was thinking the same thing about the Last Train to Paris album to0. But I love the soulful beat on this. Diddy needs to stop trying to act hard in one breath and then want to sing his heart out in the next breath. Ross was cool too.
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| Posted on Oct 27, 2010 |
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| Posted on Oct 28, 2010 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 151 |
wow... that's all i gotta say
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| Posted on Oct 31, 2010 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 23 |
This track retained my attention because of the title (I'm from Paris) but I'm not disappointed by the Music.
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| Posted on Dec 06, 2010 |
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| Posted on Dec 31, 2010 |