REVIEW-
Discovering new talent is always hit and miss with today's wave of new artists. The right sound at the right time with the right image all play a huge part when looking to become a serious artist that fans should be checking for. Hip Hop group, "We R Nasa" (Never Artificial Strictly Authentic), gives listeners a breathe of fresh air from every angle. Rather it be the smooth witty ryhmes of Tan-z, or the rough edgy punchlines provided by Rock, the two cousins turned group members offset a new sound that bleeds longevity. 17 tracks deep, Whatever Remains, mixed and mastered by Grammy award wininng Matt Hennesy, provides the groups already loyal fan base and new listeners with a soulful open look into the counties of Cook & Kane from a real perpective.
STANDOUT TRACKS
"Friday Night Lights" "Cook And Kane" "Change The Game" "She A Boss"
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
WE R NASA "WHATEVER REMAINS" MIXTAPE REVIEW
WE R NASA "Whatever Remains"
REVIEW-
Discovering new talent is always hit and miss with today's wave of new artists. The right sound at the right time with the right image all play a huge part when looking to become a serious artist that fans should be checking for. Hip Hop group, "We R Nasa" (Never Artificial Strictly Authentic), gives listeners a breathe of fresh air from every angle. Rather it be the smooth witty ryhmes of Tan-z, or the rough edgy punchlines provided by Rock, the two cousins turned group members offset a new sound that bleeds longevity. 17 tracks deep, Whatever Remains, mixed and mastered by Grammy award wininng Matt Hennesy, provides the groups already loyal fan base and new listeners with a soulful open look into the counties of Cook & Kane from a real perpective.
STANDOUT TRACKS
"Friday Night Lights" "Cook And Kane" "Change The Game" "She A Boss"
REVIEW-
Discovering new talent is always hit and miss with today's wave of new artists. The right sound at the right time with the right image all play a huge part when looking to become a serious artist that fans should be checking for. Hip Hop group, "We R Nasa" (Never Artificial Strictly Authentic), gives listeners a breathe of fresh air from every angle. Rather it be the smooth witty ryhmes of Tan-z, or the rough edgy punchlines provided by Rock, the two cousins turned group members offset a new sound that bleeds longevity. 17 tracks deep, Whatever Remains, mixed and mastered by Grammy award wininng Matt Hennesy, provides the groups already loyal fan base and new listeners with a soulful open look into the counties of Cook & Kane from a real perpective.
STANDOUT TRACKS
"Friday Night Lights" "Cook And Kane" "Change The Game" "She A Boss"
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