Let's go hyperspeed thru the galaxy, while cruising in a spaceship. With 84' spokes sticking out the side of it, while the white walls kiss the hem of the swangers. With the the system high, and the deck tap tapping. Hit the switch and let the ship lean and turn to a time machine and take us back to 1990.

But before you do any of this first you must step out of the matrix, by taking the blue pill, only thing is you don't wake up in your bed. Instead, you wake up in a candy coated slab with cocaine seats, and instead of sitting in front of Morpheus you're in front of two pioneers of the Houston underground scene. The first being the late great DJ Screw, and the latter is his successor @_killatex .

Killa Tex takes on a difficult feat which hasn't been done since the passing of the late DJ Screw and the rise of Swisha House. Killa Tex takes the mantel and collects prominent Houston lyricist and recreate a assembly of Southside Avengers.

Killa Tex's transitions on this album brilliant and none rushed. The transitions throughout the album not only makes sense but paints a perfect picture of what DJ Screw, The S.U.C, and overall Houston culture is, was, and forever will be.

From the first listen of this album, I felt it was an monumental project with production, sheer lyricism by the cities top emcee's, and pure genius how no one outshines one another on this album.

Records like Blue Crystals & Leanin on my Dressa segways into one another so perfectly you'd think both records were created together in complete harmony. Not only does Killa Tex have young fresh talent on these records, but he blends them with our legends from yesteryear which makes the album a gap bridger between the artist of the 90s/00s with the future legends of the 10s/20s. Even going the extra mile with naming a few of the records after the classic of yesteryear and adding a new twist and futuristic influence to it. Such as Pop Trunk Wave requierm, 5th wheel Tesla.

This album is without a doubt, the best producer engineered piece of work I've heard this year.

Highlight Records: All of them!

BLUE PILL TAPE

Screw Done Awready Warned Me (feat. DJ Screw)

Fat Pat's Revenge (feat. DeLorean)

H.A.W.K. Wings

Still Ghetto Dreamin' (feat. Dash The G.O.A.T.)

Park Avenues on Sunday (feat. Peety Smooth)

Graduation 22' (feat. Yung Martez)

Big Body Foreign (feat. Yungstar)

3 N Da Mornin' (feat. Rob Gullatte)

Blueman 22 (feat. DJ RED)

S.L.A.B. Memories (feat. Yung Duck)

Flows of Oceans (feat. E.S.G.)

Fuk Em feat. Dante Higgins

Ghetto Paradise feat. Bigg Third x Cal Wayne

Came a Long Way feat. EugeneDaGr8 x Slade Pryde x Tex Styles

Just some cruisin' music full of my thoughts.....enjoy

Sixty Special

Escalade

Seville

De Ville

Allanté

Eldorado

Fleetwood

Certain Monts

Song Lie

Song Lie Feat. Yung Martez & J Dawg Prod. By Killa Tex

Feburary (His Regrets)

One Hell of a Ride

One Hell Of A Ride feat. DeVante  Hunter

The Masterminds

The Masterminds feat. Yung Martez & D- Bando

09 DONT B AFRAID

02 STILL HERE

01 THE RED PILL

KillaTex

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