Ron Browz 'The Christening 3'

Remember the time when you heard an artist spit, you could tell where they were from and they wore it proudly?

Yeah, those were the times. There is no mistaking that you are being taken to New York when you open up this Ron Browz package. Sticking to the originality of the Harlem vibe he graces over the production effortlessly. 



The whole first verse on the track 'Starting Over' paints the picture of the reality we're dealing with during this pandemic in a detailed fashion. Most rappers attach the words "Quarinteen", "Pandemic" or "Corona" to the record and deliver the most superficial bullshit that has nothing to do with reality while he didn't need that in the title. He illustrates it with Black Excellence.

 

This feels like Nas, AZ, and A Tribe Called Quest meets 2020 mixed up like a pot of gumbo. Clean beats fitting for the sound that serves its purpose as the goal of authenticity was achieved. Ain't no clout chasing, autotune driven, monkey see monkey do, copycat rap on this project. Quality music. Period.