Capeech

Avg Rating: 32121   3.1 ( 12 total votes )

Capeech - She's Gone

Artist: Capeech

Producer: Jimi Scratch

Album: Children of the Ghetto

Label: Negro Music

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Soft-rock icons Daryl Hall and John Oates may be about as far from “street” as you can get, but that hasn’t stopped them from achieving a surprising level of popularity on the hip-hop scene – according to whosampled.org, they’ve provided the raw material for tracks by everyone from 2 Live Crew to B-Legit to Young Jeezy. On Capeech‘s Booth debut, the up-and-coming rapper and beatsmith Jimi Scratch add their names to the long list of artists and producers to draw inspiration from the late-70’s/early-‘80s icons, flipping the elaborately-coiffured twosome’s She’s Gone into a tuneful tribute to the music that’s helped the T-Dot emcee and countless other Children of the Ghetto transcend the struggle and hardship of inner-city life: “It’s the reason we eat / It’s the reason we’re here / We started with nothing, I made it somewhere.” If the artist’s blend of nostalgia and lyrical grit doesn’t move you, the smooth sax solo on the back end should do the trick. Capeech’s forthcoming full-length isn’t set to drop till this summer, but those digging this thoughtful track can rest assured that we in the Booth will bring you all the latest tunes.

This song first appeared on the Independent Chart on March 15, 2010

   

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DjKidd
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DjKidd
Total Ratings: 272
Rating:  21321
who names themselves capeech? lol american gangsta in this b-atch...ok im done...oh year let me take this opportunity to tell dj z that someone has hacked my account and soliciting my beautiful name...tell me how can i fix that...now back to the beat...i love it the sample...bad engineering...don't really love his lazy flow...i heard a lot of his rhymes before...i love how he switch the beat...how it just change really creative, shout out to jimmi scratch...short song...not great


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

DJ Z
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DJ Z
Total Ratings: 11651
Rating:  32121
DOPE sample, charismatically laid back rhymes, and an overall enjoyable listen from Capeech. The bridge especially is enjoyable - I urge impatient listeners to hold on until at least the 3 minute mark. I promise you'll be rewarded.

@DjKidd - I doubt someone has hacked your account if you were able to log back in successfully. Look to our ABOUT US section for more info.
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Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

Burmy
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Total Ratings: 516
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Thank you Richard...this got me into the site...I have since applied to become a moderator there! If you ever need to know where a sample comes from again, just lemme know, OK?

As for this track-proves why I LOVE samples in hip-hop!


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

Matty K
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Matty K
Total Ratings: 116
Rating:  43211
This track is a throwback in some ways, and I think that's what gives it its charm. I liked this after hearing the first few seconds of it.


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

HoamBoy
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HoamBoy
Total Ratings: 544
Rating:  32121
This sample is crazy! It really makes the song. Capeech was alright but that sample overshines him and is all I can think about. Towards the end how the beat changes up was so dope. Wow, Capeech didn't even need to rap and I would of still put this song in rotation.


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

ronniepinnell
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Total Ratings: 10
Rating:  32121
i like the sample, and i like his flow on the song.


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

Nathan S.
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Nathan S.
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Fortunately the sample on this is dope, but unfortunately everyone seems to be talking about the sample, not Capeech's rhymes (which, by the way, are decent here). Rappers, always make sure you're the best part of your song.

Ultimately I need to here more Capeech until I can form a truly educated opinion. Until then...
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Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

Guest
Rating:  32121
       
Great point Nathan. The Sample certainly outshines Capeech on this. It's pretty memorable which isn't a bad thing, but you don't wanna fall in that Young Berg Category.


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

rbrugada
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Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

Mr.Top Hat
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Mr.Top Hat
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Must.find.Instrumental

*googles "Jimi Scratch"*


Posted on Mar 09, 2010    

The 149th
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The 149th
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Rating:  21321
I wish the last part of the instrumental was the whole sample for this track. I wanted to like this alot but I couldn't get into it.


Posted on Mar 10, 2010    

Karan Gupte
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