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He and Yelawolf have been teasing a mixtape together for a while, and that could be incredible. teamed up with an honest-to-god great rapper for a full-length. It's fun to imagine what might happen if K.R.I.T.
Taking on a few hooks himself, he's got a thoughtful, bluesy coo that seems custom-built for his tracks. And one of the real revelations here is K.R.I.T.'s own singing voice. All those guys sound reinvigorated K.R.I.T.'s amber-hued production gives them a context that just works for them. Return of 4Eva doesn't have too many guests, but most of the people who do show up are Southern rappers who peaked maybe seven years ago: Chamillionaire, David Banner, even Ludacris on a remix of last year's "Country Shit". And since "Int'l Players Anthem" is one of the greatest rap songs of the past 10 years, that's no complaint. Sometimes, it feels like a set of variations on the beat for OutKast & UGK's "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You)". And Return of 4Eva is absolutely packed with cascading looped-up falsetto harmonies. But it could just as well describe the Pavlovian attachment some of us have to a beautifully looped-up soul sample. included that sample to draw attention to his younger rap peers he's the type of old soul who still complains about "ringtone rappers" sometimes.
At the end of "Sookie Now", we hear a sample of Don Draper philosophizing in "Mad Men": "There is the rare occasion when the public can be engaged on a level beyond flash- if they have a sentimental bond with the product." K.R.I.T. trades on our collective memory of mid-90s Southern rap and turns that into brilliant invitations to nostalgia. The same way that, say, Band of Horses turns dusty Neil Young guitar epics into something simple and comforting, K.R.I.T. is like a hip-hop version of a group of rock revivalists. There's a reason that Return of 4Eva dropped just as the weather was getting warmer.
#Big k.r.i.t. country shit remix ft. ludacris mp3 windows
But for the most part, he focuses on turning classic Southern rap sounds into comfort-food background music- the sort of thing that sounds absolutely gorgeous in a car on a warm spring afternoon, when you're driving slow with the windows open. Every once in a while, he'll come with something harder, like the skeletal keyboard bloops of "My Sub" or the horn-and-organ thunder of "Sookie Now". Refracted versions of guitar and organ sounds wind their way through oceans of bass, all building into a perfectly evocative, nostalgic sound. On Return of 4Eva (still free, still online), he progresses even further, turning his sound into a sleepier, woozier flutter- a comfortable bed for his voice to sink into.
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On last year's free online album K.R.I.T Wuz Here, he marked his place in a lineage of organic, soul-sampling Southern rap producers that includes giants like Pimp C and Organized Noize, making hard-thudding personalized version of the tracks he must've heard growing up.
As a producer, though, he's good enough that he could be half a Ying Yang Twin and his music would still be well worth the hard-drive real estate.
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