Jim B Dot is no stranger to dropping quality mixtape audio tracks, singles, and internet albums. He has recently been on a tear as of late on Reverbnation.com , pouring a plethora of new music into social media timelines. I was curious to review his latest song Crown that was uploaded to his Reverbnation account.
The song instantly grabs you, as Jim B Dot italicized every word, every quote, and every syllable. Making each potent bar stand out in a slow delivered, creatively unique approach. He drops in and out of adlibs, effectively through the productions effort, the echoes provide a superb backdrop. You get a chance to hold onto every statement he is making, and I can forecast seeing how this song can become repetitively catchy after a couple streams.
I believe the acquisition of Jim B Dot on Tru7 management's roster, along with an evolution of commercially modern content put Jim B Dot into the future of relevancy and a hip hop mainstay in these Philadelphia streets and radio markets.http://www.reverbnation.com/jimbdot
There is nothing in the Philadelphia hip hop, underground, or urban market that sounds like this recording right now. It instantly comes on with an auto tune esque, harmonious, and story telling backdrop to the good stories and vibes of dirty sprite times.
From the rip, I admire how the directing of the video takes on a non traditional spiel. The song suggests that it should follow club like images, traditional flowing social settings, and other familiar forms of satire. But the unorthodox production is something that caught my eye, from the color scheme, to the solo scenes of the emcees grooving to a very grown up song.
Millionz opens the lyrical party with a narration. It's comprised of him making proposals to the club shawties, feeling good over smoking and drinking, and finally affirming everything that comes with having a really great night out. The cut scenes begin to involve into the collaboration of ladies and fellas getting it down to the chorus. The multi colored effects that I admired start to take full circle and you begin to peep the storyboards in their entirety by the end of Millionz verse.
Bucksinatra is batting clean up on this song following the second verse. He comes through ripping with a melodic draw, fast and slow off and on beat delivery that is clutch for this beat. His content details the fast life with much animation and his words aim to be very enjoyable for the mood.
In the competitive market of Philadelphia hip hop artists, it is very essential that every emcee does what it takes to stand out, be unique, and prove they are exceptional in their messages and expressions. I recommend that you check this song out, enjoy the visuals, and play this track in front of a great positive party vibe.
