Few lines on a Kilt 3
Simply Su, but certainly not simple in his creations, this real Rap game cat finally released his second studio album "KIlt 3" featuring various colleagues and just heated up the audio floor for the strong and outnumbered industry competition. Sudan (the real leinght behind a popular acronym), again didn`t disappoined a bit, presenting us with another wonderful piece of his passionate artistry, with some extra-fine super-produced hits, beside the expected turn-up to burn-up lyricism, which brings us to only one conclusion... The album is HOT!
How did he maneged to brake the walls of expectations so far? Well, first reminding us again how good of a producer gem he is. Let`s just start from the first and most hyped banger on the album the "Game Time" jam and remind ourselves of that production magic.... Right after it, there`s another great joint called "Make You Understand". Another great recording, composition and rap vibe both. This track is produced by JuneOnnaBeat who did an excellent job too. My second personal album best is this next joint right after the old school rapped banger "Aura", the "Up All Night" feat. HBK CJ. As a producer myself, this is innevitable anthem with hook "We be workin up late all night, they trynna tell us we all hype, they jus mad cuz we won`t stop, I could do this shit all the time" ringing in your ears 24/7.
And although I said my second best, I must erase all my statements asap, because the minute grindy explicit "Gucci" banger comes into my hearing space, all the previous exitement gets swiped out leaving only this Turn Up Mood clipping in my head like crazy! Remember this extraordinary producer Cal-A who did astonishing work on this art. We haven`t heard Kool John in a while and I`m glad he`s back just to sit on this future beast of beat. Well done!
From original "New New" the renamed "Something New" feat. Sage The Gemini and YMKT, woks up just fine with the album mood and as extention to late Turnt Up Gucci Shpere. Seems like 12 tracks are too little for this dope energy of Su, but it tops up just right. One more track I took a close attention to was "Dum Dum Dum" feat. Frank, and of course you can`t skip the signature blaze Rap from Tyga and Problem in "Hella Good". The last track picked perfectly for the album`s closure is a nice vibe with some pretty charming and catchy singing by Su in the tune named "The Feel" produced by the captain S himself.
So the final words of conclusion? Is there any word of ending here.... A highly recommendable start of a mesmerizing audio journey through a multi-colored deep expressions. Su in a role of a classic, modern and mature young man.
iTunes album drop here: