It could very well creep up the list for me over time.
I love that he’s having fun making music and it shows throughout the album. Not only is there a lot of variety but there’s a lot of new sound on here. Name: Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade.zip Size: 144.84 MB Created: 13:58:05 Last Download: 01:48:14. The emotion in this project spoke to me during a tough time in my life when this dropped, so it has sentimental value for me. Some days this album feels like number one for me. Can’t really describe any flaws it feels like a great project. This list for me could very well change over time but I think based off personal preference. I know the house is burning has only been out for a little while but how do you feel it ranks against his other works? I have not been disappointed by any of his albums and I definitely need more time with this newest project. It’s just me every time and eventually, one of my albums will become a classic.Yo guys.
Favorite songs: 4rd Da Squaw, Wats Wrong, Silkk Da Shocka. Also, I feel like it is way too long and it could have been cut to 13/14 songs. You know what’s crazy? I’m not even ashamed to say it, I really think my albums aren’t different from each other. The Suns Tirade is a great album, but a bit inconsistent at some points. Sifting through his psyche and further refining his raps, Rashad’s latest represents a new peak for the gifted artist. The range speaks to the breadth of his experience-all the lessons learned and life lived in the five years between The Sun’s Tirade and The House Is Burning. Other tracks, like “Wat U Sed” offer up dazed croons and low-key bounce.Įach song is distinct from the last, forming a vibrant tapestry of sounds. The single “Headshots (4r Da Locals),” by contrast, finds Rashad in an introspective space, murmuring as he reflects on battles with addiction and past trauma. On standout “From the Garden,” Rashad flaunts an intricate flow as he trades quick-fire flexes with Lil Uzi Vert, making for a song that begs to be shouted. He veers between reflective and braggadocious as he unpacks troubling thoughts and ephemeral thrills over soundscapes from Kal Banx, Hollywood Cole, Kenny Beats, and more. The project is varied and diverse, showcasing Rashad’s comfort in a host of different themes and moods. It’s been over five years since the release of his critically acclaimed album The Sun’s Tirade, but this new record reaffirms Rashad’s status as one of rap’s most gifted storytellers. Isaiah Rashad returns with The House Is Burning, a mesmerizing album full of emotional raps, dream-like production, and guest appearances from Lil Uzi Vert, SZA, Duke Deuce, 6LACK, Smino, and more. Its been nearly five years since the release of his critically acclaimed album The Suns Tirade, but this new record reaffirms Rashads status as one of raps.
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