On their first two albums, Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz and Wooden Leather, Nappy Roots recorded music as a major-label sextet. On the group’s forthcoming third studio album, The Humdinger, however, the Kentucky Boys will only be five-deep (R. Prophet left in ’07 to pursue a solo career), and gone are the label politics of their deal with Atlantic. Kicking off the project’s summer release is Good Day, a song that first appeared on last summer’s Interstate Music mixtape, and that will double as the first single off of DJ Greg Street’s new Interscope project, Street Certified. Over four years removed from the mainstream music scene, the Nappy Roots (and their fans) indeed look forward to a new good day—their release date.
Hey, I'm digging this vibe. Production is mad ill. This a community style anthem joint. I can dig it! Sounds like something Talib or Reks would do. Nappy Roots flow was okay. The first dude kinda remided me of some big goofy dude. IDK why. I like the second verse. It was smoother. I love the kids on the hook though. I can dig it.
yessss - this beat is refreshing, something hopeful and straight happy. The chorus is not a plus for this song in my opinion I just find it anoying and the whole child choir is old and boring for me. The song for me wouldn't be as sick if it weren't for this smooth beat.
its 6 o clock, 6 o clock, time for gregstreet to rock...lmfao....heard dis da otha day on da radio(V103)....i like it...sumthin different...i ant kno greg was actually gon have an album...hmm interestin
Good stuff here.. for all of those who missed Interstate Music, I would suggest you give it a listen. There are some very good tracks on there. Growing up in Kentucky, I am definetely a Nappy Roots fan, so I am looking very forward to this next album!
This ain't my type of music at all...the beat is the same and very boring throughout and...there flows are okay..but then the chorus come through and DESTROYS the song into pieces...
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