As a nation we’re searching for change and progress, which is exactly what Rhode Island’s Jon Hope is praying for on his newest single, Showdown. Armed with a distinctive voice, a Statik Selektah mixtape called The Audacity and a co-sign from DJBooth, Hope uses his linguistic skills to his fullest on this track, with stellar results. Producer Taktix [of Black Keyz Productions] delivers a beat filled with steady, bouncy piano punches, over which this cocky and brash youngin’ will keep rhymin’ till he “goes diamond.” Offering a unique brand of ghetto lullaby, Hope “Lynn Swann’s” the game with music that can bring the streets into the club. The flow might be from Harlem, but Rhode Island is definitely represented on Hope’s newest Booth feature.
tha beat iz ehhh, voice and flow are aight....uhhh not real-e ma type of music but i dont think thiz onez garbage. and i agree that the chorus needz improvement.
Jon Hope is an amazing artist, check out some of his other stuff. He is full of energy and can really light up a show, his lyrics are solid, Rhode Island's on the MAP!
Check out is other stuff, you won't be dissappointed
This got such a raw Cali feel i cant believe dude is from Rhode Island...on the jump off hook, i totally picture the game spitting to this...Jon is pretty tight though, not bad for a first impression
i like it,i like it a lot..jon's got a good voice,not one of them annoyin' ones that kills tracks quick from jumpstreet..beats' sweet,a def' banga' fo me
It's absolutely not my type of song but it has energy. His flow is more than ok and the beat is just bangin! I'm feeling the hook, maybe more than the verses. I think this will go in the clubs. In rotation
Posted on Oct 04, 2008
Submit Your Review
You must be logged in to post comments. Please log in below or Register.