musician / producer

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Just when the industry has decided they have seen and heard it all, a young emcee by the name of Nova has surfaced in central California. Talented, unique, young, sexy, and relevant he is the new face of Hip Hop. To be so bold and exude such a persona it takes a certain level of confidence and Nova definitely has just enough. Borderline overconfident from an outsiders perspective, it would appear he is getting ahead of himself, but the fact of the matter is the industry is just a little behind. Now is the time to take a look at what the future of hip hop holds for us and examine why Nova has the new sound, face, and movement the industry needs. Before Nova was known by his stage name he was simply Jason Hodges, a young man in the streets of Fresno with a pen and notepad that he would jot poetry down in. As his peers saw what he was capable of writing and took notice to how catchy it was, he began to take his poetry vocal and turn it into hip hop. Always a lyricist first, Nova's music takes it's listeners to where he is. Every beat along with every lyric, song after song, one can see the evolution of hip hop reach a higher level through his music. As Nova's talent grew so did his following and along with it came a movement called "Pardon My Swag". His image at a glance shows a young attractive well dressed man that any parent would love to see their daughter bring home, but his story, told through his music, adds an edge that can take daddy's little girl to her... well I think you get the point. Pardon his swag, but it just draws a crowd, and not just women. Men are frequent listeners of Nova's music and often try to imitate him in an attempt to achieve his "Imperial Swagger" if not just listening because the music is hot. Collectively, as a visual and audible asset to hip hop today Nova is on the brink of something major. A lot of musicians can either walk the walk or talk the talk, but Nova can do both and he does it better, if not perfectly. One thing that puts Nova in a category shared by few, is the fact that his music isn't composed of a false sense of reality or whimsical fairy tales of owning property or life experiences he hasn't earned, his lyrics are factual. From head nodding pure hip hop to tracks that belong on the dance floor, listeners can relate to Nova's relevance.

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and and thanx to everybody who supported my 1st project , vol.1TRAPPER SHIT the video & mixtape  _-_ ...vol.2 To Hard for the INDUSTRY...  is on the way features on the project will be announced very soon .         	            	                    

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HENNE$$Y RICH ~ Unsigned Artist ~ (voice of the UNDERWORLD) - Thug n!66@ shit,  im just a product of my environment. Fuk wit ur boy, we outchea   - TRAPPER SHIT -  
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               .   & much luv to those who fuk wit my shit. i want yah to know, im listening to yah music too, im a FAN of everyone I listen too. so keep maken them hits, yah inspire me to do what i do.    letgetit 
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C-point westcoast Onpoint pro. Hip Hop artist.music
Golden State of Mind fortifies a heavy-handed dose of 16 tracks that will make you wondering why there isn’t more material.  Eerie samples right off the bat with slamming 808s will be sure to knock out your stereo deck. C-Point starts off the album with the single “C-Point”- a spooky slice of production while keeping his lyrics sharp and on point with deep musical metaphors. There is a real dark (almost gritty) feel to C-point’s album, “Golden State of Mind”, with a west coast vibe on it. This is not something that you will catch in your mainstream playlist, but definitely something original that hip-hop has been lacking and NEEDS. The album is simply original in a way that utilizes old school synths in a new authentic way (Saw tooth, triangle wave forms, moog synths etc.). All the synthesizers are lush and will fill up your headphones without an inch of headroom to spare. The flow patterns, melodies and deliveries each artist possessed on the tracks were extremely innovative and created exciting dynamics as the album progressed. I really liked the analogue warmth of the samples on the album and it brings it back to the Golden Age of hip-hop where saturation from analogue tape and outboard gear were prevalent. The production on the album was great as well with excellent utilization of panning, delay effects, and reverb. The snaps on the snares and percussion were amazing as well- the breaks hit perfectly with the bass lines and vocals. I can tell C-Point takes a lot of time perfecting his music and will not release anything without making sure all his levels, compression and EQs are on point. It takes a lot for an artist to put in that kind of commitment but it is definitely apparent with how carefully orchestrated the album panned out in the final product. 

Favorite tracks on the album- 

Karma- Such a dope song with an excellent E-bass and key chords. The lyrical slaughter on this one is unforgettable and really sets the tone for the rest of the album.

Golden State of Mind- Taken from Nas and Jay Z’s, “State of Mind” repertoire, C-Point adds his own unique style by creating a video game sounding instrumental creating an excellent west coast joint. 

Sexual- The hook is simply ludicrous accompanied by a Dr. Dre style piano and huge pounding bass dips. This is a really smooth song that raps the album’s seal for a powerful concluding statement. 

Golden State of Mind 5/5 Stars *****

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