Sousuke Nakamura

Bad Music

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Charlie Heat lives up to his namesake. When I first listened to this, the beat hits you extra hard and the lyrical content turns up the track to another level. This, I like. Shout out to GOOD Music.

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This track just hits all the right places, from the hook to the outro, and Elin Bergman goes full beast mode on the vocals. I never heard of this artist before, but, damn, I’ll keep my eyes open for what else she does.

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I love the beat, and AD’s verse destroys everything in its path. I’m kind of let down by the hook, but I love everything else about this track. Shout out to Yung Lan.

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Yes, the lyrics and flow disappoint a little bit and I wanted so bad for this track to work out, and for 2/3 of the way, it does, but I just couldn’t get over the mediocre flow. No doubt, though, this is a decent track worthy of bumping to.

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Damn, she bad. Bump this track extra loud and wait for the bridge, because it’s so worth it.

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This is more of the hip hop I’m looking for. Hailing from Chicago, this duo crushes the beat and finishes strong.

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I never heard of Ken Rebel until today, but the beat bumps real hard and features Keith Ape Okasian, two of the hottest Korean rappers out there today. Produced by Don Devo, it starts with a beat that sounds like OG Maco. With a combination of both English and Korean lyrics, this track came out to be something you can really bump to. If this is the beginning of more Korean-American collabs, than I hope more of this happens.