NIQUE began his #WoodGrainWednesdays with Be OK, a record begging fans’ pardon for his almost year-long hiatus from the rap game. This week, he has another apology to make—to his parents, for airing out some familiar dirty laundry on the series’ latest installment. While the record’s chorus is borrowed from Eminem‘s Cleanin’ out My Closet, the Vegas representative’s verses lack Slim Shady’s vindictive bite. Instead, NIQUE remains sincere and contemplative as he describes the effects of his parents’ alcohol abuse and marital discord on his developing psyche. P.S.B. mans the boards, backing his bars with a tuneful, low-key mix of synths and acoustic guitar. Stay tuned for further weekly releases leading up to the December arrival of Basswood, a new street album which will include all #WoodGrainWednesdays cuts.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 8021 |
Cool story-telling music by NIQUE on the delivery and cool beat by PSB to match the energy. I like the mood of this joint.
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| Posted on Oct 31, 2012 |
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Tastemaker Total Ratings: 877 |
The piano on this one is dope. Really sets the tone. His delivery and flow on this is very nice. The beat almost reminds me of Not Afraid by Em at some points. Pretty solid track from NIQUE.
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| Posted on Oct 31, 2012 |
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DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 657 |
The beat is nice but the chorus was a little cheesy. I know the song is called Sorry but it felt like a whine instead of actual singing. But other than that he was good throughout the track
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