I will attribute this lack of great beats to his financial restrictions and in all honesty, while they are generic, the beats get the job done and don't drag the mixtape down much. The lack of hooks and features on most of the tracks allows SwizZz to showcase his talents in spades with minute tracks with one continuous verse each. I feel that SwizZz's successful balance of technical excellence and comedic timing should be studied by any rapper that tries to use a combination of the two. Although I wasn't impressed with the production on the album for the most part, there was one track i thought was handled well instrumentally and that was the final cut "GMS Loyalty". You have to be logged in to post a comment. 
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A Dawn to Fear. His distinct voice obviously attributes to this and may take some time to get use to, but when he spits a verse you listen.
He wouldn't want to invite an artist on a track and outshine them on pure energy, so he only grabs two. I will attribute this lack of great beats to his financial ambuah and in all honesty, while they are generic, the beats get the job done and don't drag the mixtape down much.
SwizZz is an extremely skilled lyricist, but he isn't nearly as skilled at choosing interesting instrumentals.
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These two tracks also contain the only good hooks on the entire mixtape. Yah i really like Zoom In.
Good review man, i actually liked that track he put out not too long ago "Zoom In" There were a number of solid tracks on the Haywire mixtape he did with Hopsin also. Whether you like it or not tracks on this mixtape will get stuck in your head and not because of their catchy nature, but his aforementioned strong presence. Family and personal issues have caused him to postpone the release of his currently untitled LP for some time this year and the California based rapper may have become irrelevant to those not consistently following Funk Volume, but in he put out a mixtape that proved SwizZz is a formidable MC who is hindered by financial restrictions.
Ive never really cared about SwizZz before, but this review makes me wanna check this out. I organize a lynch mob and get the noose out Tell the world that the west is the new south And anyone who ain't down with true liberty will get hung like an ornament Christmas tree" An unfortunate misstep this mixtape makes is in its production. The main reason for this is SwizZz's almost uncontrollable amount of personality, energy and strong presence. I feel that SwizZz's successful balance of technical excellence and comedic timing should be studied by any rapper that tries to use a combination of the two.
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SwizZz Good Morning SwizZzle AMBUSH! by THEDROP | Free Listening on SoundCloud
Piggybacking off that last five words ammbush that last sentence SwizZz does not let an opinion go unsaid and has strong ones about the state of hip hop and this country. Although I wasn't impressed with the production on the album for the most part, there was one track i thought was handled well instrumentally and that was the final cut "GMS Loyalty".
When he said amush the past that he was majoring in political science while attending collage, it shows here and especially on a track like "GMS Backyard Beastin" with lyrics like "Everything doesn't happen for a reason Kids get hit by drunk drivers every weekend Cops still profile giving niggas beatings And politicians lie to get elected in their region Money rules everything that will never change Sorry Pac we will never see better days Were being led astray by our own nation Just look at arizona, and immigrant legislation Damn SwizZz you trying to run for office?
On paper this team up makes no sense, but T-Pain's huge and overproduced vocal performance makes for excellent synergy and maybe even a foil to an extent with SwizZz's larger than life personality.
Scream Tweet user ratings Things like this are the reason why this is such a good mixtape overall and also why I am extremely excited for SwizZz's debut LP. By now everyone in the underground hip hop community has at least heard of independent record label Funk Volume.
This track only assures that idea ambuxh their fun back and forth. I wonder if he'll put it on his debut LP. One thing you might notice while listening to the thirteen tracks is a lack of many features and this actually works in SwizZz's favor.
Ever since Funk Volume was founded in we were promised a studio debut from the label's first signed rapper, SwizZz. The lack of hooks and features on most of the tracks allows SwizZz to showcase his talents in spades with minute tracks with one continuous verse each.
On eleven of the thirteen tracks of this mixtape SwizZz intros the tracks by yelling his name. This gives him the freedom to explore his interestingly original flow and express his ideals in full. While the beats are flow-accessible they are also generic and don't help progress the project.
Site Copyright Sputnikmusic. He uses punch lines and similes that might be considered cheesy if used by other rappers but aren't when delivered by him. Each track is pretty energetic and fun but this ajbush song is very calm and shows SwizZz in a place we hadn't been exposed to thus far.
SwizZz - Good Morning SwizZzle (album review ) | Sputnikmusic
Thankfully there aren't very many hooks, but when SwizZz delivers them him self they come off as cheesy and not in the way you would hope examples would be tracks 09 "Put You On The Train" and 10 "Scream". The second feature was by Funk Volume co-founder Hopsin on track 06 "Bang Bang Boogie" and if their mixtape "Haywire" proved anything, they have great chemistry. Supercoolguy64 August 25th Comments.
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