Nike Nando - 1988 (The Crack Era)
Artist: Nike Nando
Producer: Baze
Album: SpreadLove
Label: Unsigned
Part of a rising generation of emcees who came of age at the height of the Crack Era, Nike Nando offers his perspective on the rap game and the world around him on the inaugural song release off his forthcoming SpreadLove LP. Despite what the title may suggest, 1988 is less focused on the past, or its eches in the present, than on the future of the Maryland rhymesayer’s hustle. As the man himself puts it over Baze‘s dreamy, jazz-infused chopped vocal beat, “All I really wanna do is make some money, kick flows, move to Los Angeles and cop a six four.” All the luxurious accoutrements and fly women, however, are secondary to his main objective: escape from the ‘hood. Like what you’re hearing? You can expect plenty more fresh tunes where 1988 came from on the artist’s latest street album, scheduled for release October 11.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11856 |
Solid record, nothing special though. Nando usually has a real flair in terms of his delivery and attitude. He sounds like he is just going through those motions on this one. Arrow still pointed up, though.
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| Posted on Sep 10, 2012 |
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 8279 |
This beat by Baze really bumps... Makes you wanna drive with that mean lean and just crank this at high volumes. Nice flow by Nike Nando... This is getting downloaded right now! LOL
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| Posted on Sep 11, 2012 |
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| Posted on Sep 25, 2012 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 4 |
Fire track.
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| Posted on Dec 24, 2012 |