Please send comments to and visit for more reviews. stopped by The Breakfast Club studios earlier this week in support of his latest album, 4eva Is A Mighty Long Time. The views and opinions expressed in this review are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Collegian or KSDB. is the best producer and lyricist in hip hop, period.Īndre Carthen is a graduate student in mass communications writing on behalf of KSDB, Kansas State’s student-run radio station. Now I have tracks that will have my trunk shaking. Overall, this project is exactly what I needed and much more. Some disc two tracks I enjoy are “Everlasting,” “Price of Fame,” “Keep the devil Off,” “Bury Me in Gold” and “The Light.”
The tracks from disc two remind me of a reflection journal or finally realizing as a human that you can be hypocritical - you can have “Mixed Messages.” Their track, “Higher Calling,” is the most eloquent track from this project, and also produced by Supah Mario. Jill and Justin Scott’s collaboration was something I have been waiting for.
Disc two had collaborations with Bilal, Robert Glasper and Jill Scott. Other disc one tracks I enjoy are “Layup,” “Aux Cord” and “Ride Wit Me.”ĭisc one, in my opinion, is more bass-heavy for “the bump in the trunk,” while disc two is the soulful side. This is another track produced by Mannie Fresh, and it notably includes a sample of “Back That Thang Up” by Juvenile. Transformer in my ride, my sub came alive.”Ī song from disc one that I have on repeat is “1999,” featuring Lloyd on vocals. Lyrics from “Subenstein (My Sub IV): “It’s ALIVE! / Trunk knocking when I drive, my sub came alive. 3 (Big Bang)” on the album “Cadillactica.” This time, “Subenstein (My Sub IV)” is the fourth track of disc one, produced by Supah Mario and Mannie Fresh. 2: The Jackin’)” on the album “Live from the Underground” and “My Sub Pt. is known for “My Sub,” which has been a continued track since the “Return of 4eva” mixtape in 2011. “It’s a blessing to be able to drop a double album in the space that I’m in and how I’ve grown as an artist able to articulate myself,” K.R.I.T. Other notable artists featured on this album include T.I., CeeLo Green and Sleepy Brown. The album’s two volumes each contain 11 tracks that present K.R.I.T.’s dichotomy as an artist loving music with prominent bass and soul. This twofold album is K.R.I.T.’s first independent release from his record label Multi Alumni. The first disc is titled “Big K.R.I.T.” and the second disc is titled “Justin Scott,” K.R.I.T.’s real name. K.R.I.T., a rapper from Meridian, Mississippi, released his self-produced double album on Oct. My favorite artist/producer is back with his prime lyricism and 808 drum machine in his latest album, “4eva Is a Mighty Long Time.” (an acronym for “King Remembered In Time”) is one of the most humble rappers around today, and if you don’t know him, you’re losing out.
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