How has this been out for over a month and there's not been a post (not that I can find anyway)? This is the guy who is responsible for S.O.N.O.G.R.A.M. and Masters of the Universe for fuck sake.
I'm a big fan, but he's really been reaching with these acronym's for a while lol. I haven't heard this or L.A.B.O.R. though, so I've got some catching up to do.
Keep it cool kid. People usually show hate.
That was my mentality when I first started making music in highschool, growing up in Pontiac Michigan. 20 years later, that motto holds a different position in the career of One Be Lo.
K.I.C.K. P.U.S.H. was birthed in the wee hours of the night, while most people were resting and preparing for the next workday. After spending long days recording and mixing the LABOR album, it felt like going to Widetrax studio afterwards was more like taking a break from the actual job. The LABOR project is very conceptual. There are many layers in that project, and I expect people to take a while to get all of it. This K.I.C.K. P.U.S.H. is a fun record. Recording it was fun because there was no pressure to do it, but we still maintain the same work ethic. At one point, Pontiac was known for manufacturing cars, that moved people all over the world. Now that the auto industry is a ghost in our town, we carry on the tradition of manufacturing music that will move people all over the globe, whether you have a car or not.
K.I.C.K.(keep it cool kid) P.U.S.H. (people usually show hate) represents the raw energy that inspired me to make music over 20 years ago. We were always self motivated because most people around us didn’t understand what we were doing, or had the crab in the bucket mentality. In some instances we had to KICK down doors and PUSH our way in. For everybody that understands, sounds of Nahshid originate good rhymes and music. Something to interest Lo listeners beyond original recorded networkings. Real emcee’s bring intelligent rhymes to HipHop. Language arts based on Reality. Keep it cool kid. People usually show hate. That’s the motto.
01. Born And Raised In Pontiac (Intro) 02. The Assembly feat. Kodac 03. Rahlo 04. Free Dumb 05. Pinklon Thomas 06. Pontiac’s Rebellion feat. Gwaii 07. Hayes Jones 08. Saturday feat. Charmaine Gibson 09. Oakland Press feat. RoSpit 10. The Blacker The Berry 11. New Yak State Of Mind feat. Irvie Marshall 12. My Flow In The Mirror
5. "this sounds good on first listen..." In response to Reply # 0
i think it would be a good idea if he either did an album with one producer like 14KT or DL Jones...or an album with the female live band he was touring with for a bit.
6. "Wish he would chill on the acronyms :(" In response to Reply # 0
Just d/l'ed, tho. Will listen on the drive to work in the morning. __ I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!
Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno
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12. "This is one of his better releases" In response to Reply # 0
he hit out the ballpark with Binary, Stillborn, Project Fetus and Sonogram. then i feel he dropped a bit for the next two or three projects (they were still dope tho, Labor was good). I'm feeling this one.
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