This is another one of the anticipated albums I've been waiting for 2020. Hip-Hop is taking over again, this year.
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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.
Subscribe to my YouTube channel via link below when your done please. My daughter and I also have some #FireMerch below. Thanks in advance for a purchase. Now back to the regular scheduled Programming.
Jadakiss (Parental Advisory)
"Ignatius" (13 Tracks)
Release date: March 6, 2020
Length: 46:37
EXPLICIT
1. Pearly Gates/ Producer: S. Dot, Jimmy Dukes, Buda and Grandz & Money-Matt
2. Hunting Season Ft. Pusha T/ Producer: S. Dot, Shroom, Khardier Da God & Buda and Grandz
3. *Keep It 100/ Producer: Noc, S. Dot, Buda and Grandz & Poobs
4. Catch & Release/
Producer: S. Dot, Loshendrix, Buda and Grandz & Poobs
5. *ME/ Producer: Bryan-Michael Cox
6. Anna May/ Producer: Not Applicable
7. *(NYB) Need Your Best Ft. Ty Dolla $ign/ Producer: Hitmaka & Ayo N Keyz
8. Angels Getting Pedicured Ft. 2 Chainz/ Producer: S. Dot, Buda and Grandz, Poobs and Supa Producer Posta
9. *Kisses to the Sky Ft. Rick Ross & Emanny/ Producer: S. Dot, E Major, BlameRonnie & Buda and Grandz
10. My Condolences/ Producer: S. Dot
11. *Gov't Cheese Ft. Dej Loaf, Nino Man & Millyz/
Producer: BUCKWILD & Justen Robinson
12. I Know Ft. John Legend/ Producer: Dwayn "Supa Dups" Chin-Quee & Jason "JG" Gilbert
13. Closure Ft. chayse/ Producer: S. Dot, Buda and Grandz, Pitchshifters & Poobs
Bold: Favorite Tracks
*Classic Track
My Grade For Album (Rate:
1 Lowest and 5 Highest)
Beats: 4.5
Lyrical Content: 4.0
Album Structure: 4.0
Review:
Jakakiss has been doing his typical features all around the hip-hop scene recently, keeping his bars fresh. One of his feature standouts is on Benny the Butcher's album, "The Plugs I Met". Go check that out as well if your not familiar. But Jada's been giving us a taste now and then of the bars that rank him in some people's TOP 5 Dead or Alive.
Jakakiss has been doing his typical features all around the hip-hop scene recently, keeping his bars fresh. One of his feature standouts is on Benny the Butcher's album, "The Plugs I Met". Go check that out as well if your not familiar. But Jada's been giving us a taste now and then of the bars that rank him in some people's TOP 5 Dead or Alive.
This project is mature. The music mimics Jada's voice tone with a melodic sound. Most of the album is slow temple grown up music. That music you smoke too or take long drives too. It's an incredible piece of work. It seems like some of the heavy weight producers on this project were S. Dot, Buda and Grandz and Poobs. He has some bangers on here as well, don't get it twisted. Your head will be nodding to some joints.
The highlights of the album is the messages J to the Muah delivers. It's an album is dedicated to Icepick Jay who was taking from us too soon. Jada actually delayed the album a week so he could shout out the young falling star Pop Smoke.
“The New York Hip Hop community is mourning the untimely passing of one of our brightest young stars, and I felt it was best to pause for a moment to come together and reflect,” Jada said in a press release. “The Ignatius album means a lot to me – it celebrates the life of my brother Icepick Jay, another one we lost too soon. - Hip-Hop DX
“The New York Hip Hop community is mourning the untimely passing of one of our brightest young stars, and I felt it was best to pause for a moment to come together and reflect,” Jada said in a press release. “The Ignatius album means a lot to me – it celebrates the life of my brother Icepick Jay, another one we lost too soon. - Hip-Hop DX
The album feels therapeutic in some way as well. It's a touching, sentiment, meaningful album that not only is helping Jada heal, but the WORLD heal. I'm listening to this on rotation. I feel that the elite lyricist are now doing albums that they want to do. They are in there zone and it's great for the culture. I feel these bars and I've lived these bars. He's also on his storytelling shit that resonates with Hip-Hop. It's a good feeling album. Artist are making it tough to critique albums in 2020, but I'm loving Rap right now. I believe with albums like this, it's going to be a great year for content.
None of the Lox members were on this one, but we all know they have like two or three albums in the cut. I'll be reviewing those as well and there other solo projects. Let's go Louch, Styles P is already killing it. Let the MONKEYS OUT! And if you reading this Sheek, check out my MonkeyNuts Hoodie below.
The album consist of great thought out features though. Nino Man kills Gov't Cheese with, "In my crib there wasn't food snacks and BET, just an old ass TV and EBT", spitting bars for days. With Dej Loaf on the hook elevates the track with her great cadence in her voice. Pusha quotes, "...no repo, tax man ain't at my peephole, here's a key-low." Check above or below for the rest of my favorites and add yours below in the comments.
I'm giving the overall ALBUM a 4.2 out of 5 MICS. It's quality material and will be going in the repeat folder for this year for sure. My FAVORITE tracks currently, because they can change are Hunting Season, Keep it 100, ME, (NYB) Need Your Best, Kisses To The Sky, Gov't Cheese and Closure.
And Kiss, if you reading or watching my YouTube Review, that's for the Quality Music. Keep these other lyricist on their toes. It's going to be a good year for #BARS.
Cincerely Yours,
Marquis J. Walker
Father/Blogger/Fashion Designer
None of the Lox members were on this one, but we all know they have like two or three albums in the cut. I'll be reviewing those as well and there other solo projects. Let's go Louch, Styles P is already killing it. Let the MONKEYS OUT! And if you reading this Sheek, check out my MonkeyNuts Hoodie below.
The album consist of great thought out features though. Nino Man kills Gov't Cheese with, "In my crib there wasn't food snacks and BET, just an old ass TV and EBT", spitting bars for days. With Dej Loaf on the hook elevates the track with her great cadence in her voice. Pusha quotes, "...no repo, tax man ain't at my peephole, here's a key-low." Check above or below for the rest of my favorites and add yours below in the comments.
I'm giving the overall ALBUM a 4.2 out of 5 MICS. It's quality material and will be going in the repeat folder for this year for sure. My FAVORITE tracks currently, because they can change are Hunting Season, Keep it 100, ME, (NYB) Need Your Best, Kisses To The Sky, Gov't Cheese and Closure.
And Kiss, if you reading or watching my YouTube Review, that's for the Quality Music. Keep these other lyricist on their toes. It's going to be a good year for #BARS.
Cincerely Yours,
Marquis J. Walker
Father/Blogger/Fashion Designer
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