Pump Yo Brakes Ez Up prod by. @denmarkves

The latest in a string of superb releases from Charlotte’s Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon, Too Little, Too Late captures the rapper in top form once again. Sporting production from an ensemble cast (Mike Digi and Flls being two of the top performers), the album is a more relaxing listen than many of the rapper’s past works. The beats are far from one note however, as the sonic diversity on offer here is easily on par with any of his past releases. The raps are impeccable once again, with single ‘He For the Streets’ being a major highlight. This track’s title is an interesting play on words that captures the wider appeal of the Charlotte MC’s music eloquently. Although it holds within its tracklist the same brilliance as his other 2021 releases, I strongly feel that this is the beginning of a new era for Jah-Monte. He may still have plenty of time for naysayers, but with greater blessings in his life than ever it’s only right that the rapper celebrates them with more triumphant, luxurious lyrical content. He more than deserves his place in the rap hall of fame, and it’s clearer than ever on this release that he isn’t going anywhere but up from here. The album’s title adopts a double meaning in this sense, it is aimed not only at those who may have doubted Jah-Monte’s rise to the top, but also towards those who think he may one day fall from his position (it’s far ‘Too Late’ for that).
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Where Are You? Prod By Mike Digi

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Black Be The Source (feat. Pink Siifu & Billz Egypt)

nigga like me [ft. koncept jack$on] [prod. fly anakin.]

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Martin Lucid Dream, an EP by Denmark Vessey.

Produced by Denmark Vessey

Creative Direction & Design: Frank William Miller Junior
Recorded in Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Mixed & Mastered by Doug Saltzman at The Coach House, Chicago, Illinois.
Additional Mixing by D. Randle at Damien’s Castle, Sunnyside, Houston, Texas.
Executive Producered by Denmark Vessey, Frank William Miller Junior, & Damien Randle.

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Denmark Vessey "Nerd Niggas" (Produced by Denmark Vessey)

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mixed by: @big-kahuna-og

hand2hand Lil'man (prod. Unlucky Bastards)

Groundhog Day ft. Jeremiah Jae

High Class Conspiracy

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ESTEE NACK / FLY ANAKIN - ESCAPE TO NEW YORK

Bud Crawford Feints Left (Prod By Rari)

Anyone tuning into Jah-Monte’s music at this point should know what they’re letting themselves in for, but for the uninitiated I’ll break it down. The short version: this is another tour de force of rap excellence, masterminded by the hardest-working hometown hero in rap history.

Now for the long version: this is yet another killer seven track release that condenses the very greatest aspects of the Lord’s music into a glorious fifteen minutes. What’s more, this might actually be his most versatile project yet. The second side of Seventy-Fifth & Amsterdam is familiar territory, as we get an epic two part song (‘Benefits from Mutual Relationships’) featuring a verse from fellow Charlotte artist FLLS and a bonus cut produced by Australian hip-hop legend Timepiece (who also mastered the entire the project).

Side A includes plenty of the sample-based production that fans have grown to love about Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon’s music, but it also creates a more urgent, paranoid atmosphere than almost anything else in the rapper’s discography. ‘Half Moon Bklyn Performance’ is an incredibly satisfying track, as crunchy drums courtesy of AXNT collide with Jah-Monte’s unparalleled charisma. ‘Fuck My Old Plug I Wish You Well Though’ sees the Charlotte MC rap in a way that I don’t think I’ve ever heard before, the novelty of experiencing the rapper’s performance on a quasi-trap instrumental alone makes this release a very unique one within his constantly expanding catalogue.

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Denmark Vessey "Nerd Niggas" (Produced by Denmark Vessey)

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