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It’s a solid but typical Bone Thugs-N-Harmony song to be honest. The dark, eery beat and the rapid fire yet melodic flow are present, with the subject matter pertaining to the theme of “Workin’” and thuggery. It’s definitely worth a listen but you can see why it was left unreleased, both Swizz Beatz and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony are capable of better.
Speaking of Bone Thugz, I have no idea if they’re actually still together or not, or which members have fallen out with who. So many conflicting reports, something that has been synonymous with Bone Thugz since the very start. As for the song, this is bloody brilliant and at the same time encapsulates all my frustrations with these guys. When they’re capable of making such high energy, quality flows and hooks to excellent production, why did they insist on releasing a lot of the tripe that featured on their last (disappointing but much anticipated) reunion album, Uni5: The World’s Enemy? Anyway, rant over. This track is brilliant, so pick it up by clicking right here.
I’ve ended up writing a lot more than I intended to, so click on and get educated son. → Continue Reading Sunday’s Classic Collabo: Biggie & Bone Thugs
Click on to grab new tracks and remixes by the likes of Drake, Rihanna, Cassidy, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. No, this post isn’t anything to do with Lil’ Wayne. It’s in fact Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s video for their new single which is from their upcoming album Uni-5: The World’s Enemy. Fans of Bone Thugs will be wet in anticipation for this album as it is the 1st album in over ten years to feature all 5 original members. Some of you may or may not know that Bizzy Bone was kicked out of the group in 2002 for being a literally mental, drug addicted alcoholic and Flesh-n-Bone had been incarcerated from 2000 up until his release from prison in 2008. As for the track, I’m really liking this. It’s the classic Bone Thugs flow with an energetic beat. To me, and this is just my opinion, it sounds like the underlying message of this track is Bone Thugs going at all the young pretenders in hip hop who have jacked the style of sing-rapping they pioneered and that they’re back to put everyone in their place (hence the title of the track, ‘Rebirth’). Check the video out and grab the mp3 (thanks to Chris for hooking me up with this quality track btw) for this below.
Click the red writing below to grab hold of several new tracks from the likes of Papoose, Chamillionaire, Bone Thugz-N-Harmony, Young Jeezy & Lil’ Wayne. What a way to start the week!
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