Hillzy has become a major household name in the music industry, and this EP shows that he’s well aware of it. The songs on this record are all of a high calibre, and even those that fall short, they do so in a way that doesn’t threaten the durability of his career. Chisikana generally has a calm and clean energy, a feature that we’ve always associated with Hillzy. WAY OUT…
Truth be told, it’s going to take a ridiculous amount of convincing for us to look at this Kachingwe pair the same way we look at Smith’s kids. Of course, our focus is mainly on Quiet Child, as his older sister Tinashe is already an established household name in the music industry. “Ride Da Wav” shows just how much thicker blood is when compared to water; I mean, why else…
Numb is exactly how we feel after listening to this song, and it makes perfect sense because numb is exactly how you should feel after being smashed by bars – in the physical sense as well as in the lyrical one. This song is sonic-therapy. At this pace, Mitch Uta will never fall off; his route is superstardom-bound, and with every release, he seems to fortify his viability as a rapper. This song is essentially split into two segments that could honestly stand alone as two passable joints, but it works way better this way. The first part is gentle but its lines can scorch you; it is as dark as it is soulful. I’d say “things get pretty interesting on the second segment”, but that ship has already left…
