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A familiar name is back to making its rounds on this blog -- MTFR. The Nobodies' usual rapping half drops in with an eldrGHS-produced track entitled Cabra that spins like Matt's rapping that sh*t from a vacation destination.
eldrGHS' beat leans on the tranquilized side. The previewing classic guitar parades with smooth finger plucking that keeps the track at a calm. The trumpet (I'm guessing sampled or a fill) has a triumphant satisfaction in their sound. Even with the addition of eldr's ping ponging drums and needle digging 808 percussion the beat still doesn't ripple the water too much. The beat, in my opinion is just enough activity on a vacation. Which is where MTFR finds his slot to talk that talk.
MTFR quickly boasts himself and tosses out a few perspectives. He spits how easily rapping comes to him. His verse pushes aside the fakes. Matt interpolates a J. Cole Nobody's Perfect-like pun that both take from Pac's stressed expression "death before dishonor." MTFR's verse is focused. The way I heard Cabra is trying to show fearlessness. It's a cool track.
Cabra can wipe away some nerves for what's about to come. And I dig that. As I'm sure y'all will too.
Listen to Cabra below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
A familiar name is back to making its rounds on this blog -- MTFR. The Nobodies' usual rapping half drops in with an eldrGHS-produced track entitled Cabra that spins like Matt's rapping that sh*t from a vacation destination.
eldrGHS' beat leans on the tranquilized side. The previewing classic guitar parades with smooth finger plucking that keeps the track at a calm. The trumpet (I'm guessing sampled or a fill) has a triumphant satisfaction in their sound. Even with the addition of eldr's ping ponging drums and needle digging 808 percussion the beat still doesn't ripple the water too much. The beat, in my opinion is just enough activity on a vacation. Which is where MTFR finds his slot to talk that talk.
MTFR quickly boasts himself and tosses out a few perspectives. He spits how easily rapping comes to him. His verse pushes aside the fakes. Matt interpolates a J. Cole Nobody's Perfect-like pun that both take from Pac's stressed expression "death before dishonor." MTFR's verse is focused. The way I heard Cabra is trying to show fearlessness. It's a cool track.
Cabra can wipe away some nerves for what's about to come. And I dig that. As I'm sure y'all will too.
Listen to Cabra below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
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