ALBUM REVIEW
NEW MIXTAPE: Lil Wayne – “D6: Reloaded”
1. "For Nothing"
2. "Go Brazy" Feat. Jay Jones
3. "Weezy N Madonna" Feat. Stephanie
4. "Big Bad Wolf"
5. "Sick"
6. "Family Feud" Feat. Drake
7. "Abracadabra" Feat. Jay Jones & Euro
8. "Back From The 80s"
9. "Gumbo" Feat. Gudda Gudda
10. "Drowning" Feat. Vice Versa & Marley G
11. "Back To Sleep"
12. "Thought It Was A Drought"
13. "Groupie Gang"
14. "Don't Shoot Em" Feat. Marley & Rich The Kid
15. "Too Hot For TV" Feat. Lil Twist
16. "Kreep"
17. "Freaky Side"
18. "Main Things"
19. "Light Years"
20. "Bloody Mary" Feat. Juelz Santana
Our review for these months we on Lil Wayne – D6 Reloaded; the mixtape consists of 20 hit tracks. A young person of today, no doubt call this rapper as a legend as he did a lot to put his name on the world map since he was a young boy. He was discovered by another legend of hip hop Bardman AKA :Baby” in 1991 as he was joining CASH MONEY RECORDS at the age of nine years. In 1996 he joined the hip hop group called Juvenile, it is where his career began. He is famously on his projects CARTER I to CARTER IV. Carter III he made his name on the top of the world as other projects like “I am not human being” and “The Return of Nino Brown” hosted by HD Mixtapes.com. He made big names in hip hop game such as Nicki Minaj, Drake and Yong Money crew, under his label “YOUNG MONEY”. Lil Wayne mixtape “D6 Reloaded” featured 20 songs and guest are appearances, Lil Twist, Gudda Gudda, Rich The kid and many more. Here is the track list:
CLASSIC REVIEW
Floetry – Floetic
The classic review goes straight to the English talented duo. Two ladies that their R&B music is poetic and soulful, Marsha Ambrosius (the songstress) and Natalie Stewart (the Floacist). The reviewed album “Floetic” is their debut album that was released by DreamWorks Records in the United States on the first October 2002 and on Polydor Records in the United Kingdom on 25 November 2002. They began in 1997 and moved to United States. On their career history they became one of the best song writers for US biggest artists, such as the late Michael Jackson, Jill Scott, Jazz of Dru Hill and other prominent artists. Since their debut album; they released several projects such as “Flo’Ology”, “Epilogue” and in 2014 “Reunion” in December 2014 Natalie Stewart and Marsha Ambrosius reunited during the concert of Marsha and perfomed “Floetic” at The Clapham Grand in London. In February 2015, Stewart confirmed that the duo would be touring in 2015. :
"Big Ben"
"Floetic"
"Ms. Stress"
"Fun" –
"Sunshine"
"Headache"
"Possibilities"
"Say Yes"
"Hello"
"Getting Late"
"Hey You"
"If I Was a Bird"
"Opera"
"Mr. Messed Up"
On 16 May 2016, Floetry reunited and performed their first show in nine years at Pepsi Funk Festival in College Park, Georgia. Despite announcing they would be recordin g a new album. They subsequently split after second leg of their reunion tour in August 2016. To remind here is the track list of their best debut album “Floetic”
Finally, March is the month of “Memories Don’t Die”, Tory Lanez second project. He famously has known for his previous hit single “DIEGO”. October 2017, Tory proudly expressed his satisfaction about the current project, as he claimed that his debut album “I TOLD YOU” he freestyled the whole album. Tory as he was explaining on social media. “Now the pen is back on paper” his fans know how he means by saying that. The project comes with 18 songs and the guest appearances is Future, 50 Cent, Fabulous, Wiz Khalifa and other artists. Here is the track list of the album:
Tory Lanez's Memories Don't Die Tracklist
1. "Memories"
2. "Old Friends x New Foes"
3. "Shooters"
4. "For Me"
5. "Skrt Skrt"
6. "Benevolent"
7. "Real Thing" Feat. Future
8. "Hate To Say"
9. "B.I.D"
10. "48 Floors" Feat. Mansa
11. "B.B.W.W. x Fake Show"
12. "Dance for Me" Feat. Nav
13. "Pieces" Feat. 50 Cent
14. "Connection" Feat. Fabolous, Davo and Paloma Ford
15. "Hillside" Feat. Wiz Khalifa and Mansa
16. "Hypnotized"
17. "Happiness x Tell Me"
18. "Don't Die"
Tory Lanez – “Memories Don’t Die”
Article by Mawethu Mthintsilana
