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Video Review of the album! Boogie B is a rapper/producer coming out of Murrieta, California, releasing his debut album. Over the years, I’ve seen and heard numerous songs from Boogie, and I thought they were either really good, really funny, or both. I’ve also had the opportunity to work with Boogie B, as he produced a song for me called, “Sneaker Head In Training.” For the past year or so, Boogie had been hyping the release of this album, at the time referred to as, “The Fresh Prince of the I.E. (which is a nod to his hometown),” complete with the Fresh Prince of Bel Air attire.  After countless delays, it has finally been released with a new title, “Just Drop The Album.” After all of the delays and build up of this project, does Boogie live up to his own hype? I say yes. I don’t particularly like to listen to a bunch of today’s dance style of rap music, and this is the type of music present throughout this entire project. With that being said, it is done so well with good s

Krayzie Bone Chasing the Devil Review Chasing the Devil is the 4th official solo from Cleveland native, and Bone Thugs frontman, Krayzie Bone. The title of this album, Chasing the Devil, represents how people chase after money, fame, material things, women, sex, etc instead of focusing on the things that truly matter, and improving themselves. At least that’s what I gathered from the themes of each song, and the cover artwork for the album. It’s a very deep album, and I think Krayzie gets the point across throughout the album. After about a 10 year wait for this album, I’d say after a few good listens, it was worth the wait. The album starts off, after an intro, with what is easily my favorite song on the album, “Hold On To Ya Soul.” This is the kind of epic feeling that this album needed to open with. When you wait for one of your favorite artists to drop a much anticipated album, this is the type of song you want to open it. Everything about this song is strong, from the beat,