Nine out of ten nationally-known rappers started out very short on money, but through hard work and determination made it out of their unpleasant early settings. Living proof of such a possibility is D-Block‘s Sheek Louch, who definitely knows about the rags-to-riches journey, and hopes to motivate others to Keep Pushin’ towards their goals. Singer Mike Smith masters the song’s hook (his ”You gotta keep pushin’” could easily catch on), and producer Marcus D’Tray’s organ-synth backing could easily be mistaken for a Cool & Dre beat. Keep Pushin’ is the official second single from Sheek’s third album, Silverback Gorilla, which is currently available on store shelves and online.
Sheek has a BANGERR right here!! Seems like they put
"Gotta Keep Pushin" in there to much though, but the hook makes the song!! Another
D-Block BANGERR!
I like Mike Smith on the hook. It's definitely smooth. I agree with Kayleb101 about the repetitiveness of the phrase "Gotta Keep Pushin"" in the chorus". Sheek Louch brought some good lyrics though. He's cool. This goes in rotation.
This is kinda nice right here! production is right! The hook is repeditive, but I get it1 You gotta keep pushin, and the hook deffinatly does! I could hear T.I. and Lil kim on the remix. This is a good one.
Great choice for the second single, there was a few ways to go with Sheek's Silverback Gorilla album. I hope this gets a decent push at radio, it has a chance on the urban format.
This is a decent song. Sheek Louch does great on here. Mike Smith didn't need to repeat "gotta keep pushin'" again and again, it ended up getting annoying. That's not to say the hooko was bad, though. It's a pretty dope hook, but I think the real winner is Sheek (which is what SHOULD happen in a song, but not always).
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