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Uncle Murda ALBUM REVIEW

This is the first album review of the year. I'll be reviewing mostly on Friday's because most albums come out that day. Depending on how much music comes out, I'll be posting when I can within the weekend. I'll also have a visual Podcast/YouTube to my album reviews. Check my links below. Thanks in advance.

Don't Come Outside, Vol. 2
Uncle Murda (Parental Advisory)
"Don't Come Outside, Vol. 2" (12 Tracks)
Release date: Jan, 10, 2020  Length: 40:22

1. God I Fuck With You/ Producer: Jee Juh Beats
2. What I Mean Is/ Producer: Great John
3. 62 Ft. Tory Lanez/ Producer: PiCasso
4. *We outside Ft. Que Banz/ Producer: Nico
5. *Freedom Ft. Jadakiss, Benny The Butcher, Que Banz/ Producer: Aymen
6. *He Did That Shit Ft. Conway, Styles P/ Producer: Trilogy
7. Who the Boss Is/ Producer: Great John
8. Dope Money/ Producer: Seth Rose
9. Slide My Way Ft. Derez De 'Shon, Que Banz/ Producer: TNTXD & Yung Taco
10. Blame Us Ft. Aviator Keys, Que Banz/ Producer: Trilogy
11. Hold Up Ft. Dave East/ Producer: Trilogy
12. *It Hit Different/ Producer: Great John

 Bold: Favorite Tracks
*Classic Track
My Grade For Album (Rate: 1 Lowest and 5 Highest)
Beats: 4.5
Lyrical Content: 4
Song Structure: 4.5

 Review: The over all album is surprisingly 4-1/2 MICS for Uncle Murda. This is going off the 5 MIC system, "The Source" Magazine use to do. Look it up youngsters. The reason I say surprisingly, is not because he's not talented. He's very talented and on everyone one of his projects, your going to like at least 65% of it. This is why he is still relevant in the streets and the industry. 

 This project is solid. Still early to tell if it could be a classic or a top TEN contender for my TOP 20 Hip-Hop albums of 2020. There is going to be some great music coming this year. Hold on Mr. Murda, it's only January. 

 The highlights are the producers on this album. He used people I've never heard of. If you have, introduce me to some of there projects in the comments. The beats had my head moving, motivated and entertained. Mr. Murda's bars (#BarsAreBack) are improved. He's never been a slouch on lyrics, but he just wasn't in many conversations. He would make my top 100 lyricist. The other highlights are the features. From two of the Heavy weights from The LOX, Jada and Styles to two new heavy weights from Griselda, Benny and Conway. Those songs alone should make you listen to this album. Also, an artist I have to get myself familiar with is Que Banz. He's a rookie on the mic, but a veteran in the booth. Sounds like he's been rhyming for 15 years. 

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