AMINE LIMBO DELUXE REVIEW MAC

The times have certainly changed, but props for the Ol’ Dirty sample. At the start he seems to be all alone at a football field out in Portland (where he’s from) but soon enough he’s shoulder to shoulder with four brothers in the back of a pickup, and soon enough he’s packed in even closer with dozens of dudes on delivery bikes. In fact the first single “Shimmy” came out February 26th, and if you watch the video it’s not hard to tell given there are a lot of people in the clip - no social distancing, no masks. Obviously the song was recorded before his 26th birthday, and a lot of the material on “ Limbo” probably was given the recurring R.I.P. The last time I went to church was in the fuckin eighties Maybe I’m the one who really need the Lord to save me We 25, I told that nigga, boy you fuckin crazy That was way before my nigga Yost had the wave capĪnd to top it off my best friend had a baby ‘Mark my words’ – my nigga Mark used to say that Keep my fuckin foot on they necks and never let up My lyrical expectations for Amine were so low going into his second album that hearing him be thoughtful and introspective over a Kanye West style track was to say the LEAST unexpected. Some might say he’s borrowing from Pusha T stylistically, but given where he was coming from on the last album that’s a good rapper for him to emulate.

AMINE LIMBO DELUXE REVIEW MAC

The Mac Wetha produced “Burden” was a pleasant surprise.

Amine limbo deluxe review