Vaudeville Mixtape Review
Today is a special day on the 9ja Bro Network, we have the official review of the mixtape Vaudeville. Firstly we have to discuss about the artist. He, firstly is a certified Bro, and as fellow Bros we have a duty to support him but when we review a mixtape, we do so without sentiments - A Bro never lies about important stuff to another Bro, especially those that bring in $$ - Review on a Hip-Hop Mixtape here is based on Delivery, Content, Tracks Comparisons and Buzz and Expectations. It is done by a group of 5 Bros, who all possess beyond the ordinary analytical capabilities and are keen Rap enthusiasts so every review is done as properly and bias free as possible.
On the mic is Hoodini, this might send your minds to the magician and to some other Bros the old MIC Killer, well he brings both to the table and he is obviously a 9ja Bro...duhhh. Swag on nauseous heights. If you are not used to yankee or jand in the winter better wear a duvet around yourself when next to him...BLING!! A 17yr old...unbelievable!! A graduate from Adesoye College and just a year outta high school.
Okay on the Mixtape, titled Vaudeville, produced by Black Executive Entertainment, it boasts quite a nice mixture of sounds, some party jams like “Big Boi Party” and “Should I approach”. Got my blood pulsating quite alright the on to the more head bobbing songs like “It was all a dream”. Funky sounds and more down to earth sounds. All round a very diverse and well rounded “freshman” mixtape.
On the delivery, on Hoodini himself; very tight, confident and generally smooth. Had a “Game” kindda flow to it. “It was all a dream” got me thinking of 2pac immediately, reminiscences of “till the end of time” flowing into me and I knew he hit the spot. On the delivery he gets a 4.5/5
On content, as I said earlier he had a very good and pretty remarkable mix of songs in a single mixtape. In every song he showed his lyrical prowess and got me saying WOW from time to time. But then again nothing really special in his style, taking nothing away from him but a lot of people in the game right now can go just about as hard as him, he will definitely have to go harder to break through to a serious mainstream king. On content he gets a 4.0/5
On track comparisons, we try to take each and every track and compare the general structure of the tracks and compare them with each other. Vaudeville had quite a number of differences in each track but a fault kept on appearing, pretty annoying and it is simple down to inexperienced or downright poor production, take nothing from the beats, but every ending was somewhat flat, like leaving us in a limbo, you want to raise and drop in a track, not basically excite a girl and leave her half done (makes you a bad lover). On track comparisons he gets a 3.5/5
On Expectations, as a new comer he definitely exceeded my expectations more so as a 17yr old. But an argument can definitely take hold on if this can sell a million copies....hmmm. Plus with his little exposure to a prospective market, through reverbnation only, leaves questions asked on how serious he actually is or his self confidence. By now you would expect him to be gathering hype all over, with the advent of youtube, twitter and the like, but not so is the case funny enough. Buzz on him is very pretty low. So with his lack of buzz taking into consideration, for someone basically unknown to do this, above the likes of wizkid by far, I give him a 5/5
SO THE VAUDEVILLE MIXTAPE GETS AN OVERALL RATING OF 4.25/5
Click on Listen to Hoodini below "in the supposedly empty space people" to listen plz drop in your comments on the mixtape and the review...plz tell us ur favourite song and support the artist in anyway you deem fit...remember he is a Bro!!
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LISTEN OHHH!!! If yon don't like it shot me!! That is if you like rap in the first place oh! I wanted to upload the songs but you listening to it on reverbnation will increase his reputation...he's a Bro
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