This next track features an up-tempo beat produced by Vision that fits well with the Nappy Roots and their guest Slick & Rose. This track follows nicely from the previous one in keeping the same mood about it for listeners.įeaturing Slick & Rose Produced by Vision On this track Sol Messiah provides the group with yet another Southern soulful beat that is very fitting as the Nappy Roots rap about going back to Georgia and all of the things that they remember about the peach state. This is a great way to start off the album and hopefully it can continue in this fashion.

The Nappy Roots go for theirs on this track as they speak about how they aren’t going anywhere as a group and their unit is stronger than ever. The beat is smooth as hell and carries an OutKast vibe that was heard on their ATLiens and Aquemini albums.

This track wasn’t really needed, but it helped to set the mood for the album and gets you anticipated for the music to come from the Nappy Roots.ĭAMN! That’s what immediately came to mind upon listening to this track as the first song on the album. That is before the definition is interrupted by Lil’ Yuk who adds some humor to this intro track with his unusual voice. Right from the start you already begin to feel that Southern atmosphere with the knocking beat in the background as the term “Humdinger” is explained. This is their third studio album since their 2003 release Wooden Leather, but in a five-year gap does this album still capture that Southern appeal and Down South flavor that Nappy Roots have been known for in the past? Not being a huge fan of the group Nappy Roots, I haven’t really been to big on them since their debut album Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz released in 2002, which featured the hit singles “Awnaw” and “Po’ Folks”.

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