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23-04-2020 02:59 GMT
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Tamara Bubble
"Your Favorite Rapper Is A Girl 2"
Hip Hop
Hold all calls, clear schedule - this is huge
Some albums are good, some are great; this is fantastic.
We’re not going to tell you this is the best hip hop record you’ve probably heard this decade. No, we won’t, but by the time you are done listening to all 9 tracks you’ll be telling yourself exactly that. It’s like a hip hop bulldozer careering through the East Coast and knocking every femcee and MC on their backs. This is one of those albums you listen to and then have to listen to all over again to verify that you just heard what you just heard. It’s one of those albums so good it’ll be over before you know it. Each track offers a different musical adventure that’s unique and fresh, yet ever so familiar in some way or the other. It’s got a vibe that sounds and feels like a hostile takeover, which is exactly what this is. Tamara Bubble’s at the peak of her game and this album makes that very clear. Sonically, it’s a potent mix of hunger, passion, immense talent, drive and experience. If you’ve never been to jail before, this is how good it feels to get out; and if you’ve ever been to jail this is what it feels like to never want to go back. Okay maybe that wasn’t the best analogy. Let’s try again. This album is so good, if it was Taylor Swift and you were a straight male fan (she has none) who finally got to meet her and somehow ended up in the sack with her only to find out she had a cock (she does), you’d probably be all over it. Okay that was worse, terrible. Let’s try again. Alright got it – the album is so good you’d gladly trade one roll of good toilet paper (the most valuable commodity on earth right now, thanks to Covid-19) and one antibacterial hand wipe for it. Cherish this and give it the support it deserves, and hopefully before long we won’t have to see Nicki Minaj roll her eyes and blink fast like a freaking psycho while eating a banana really slow ever again - not sexy.
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Stream full album on Spotify:
Hip Hop
Hold all calls, clear schedule - this is huge
Some albums are good, some are great; this is fantastic.
We’re not going to tell you this is the best hip hop record you’ve probably heard this decade. No, we won’t, but by the time you are done listening to all 9 tracks you’ll be telling yourself exactly that. It’s like a hip hop bulldozer careering through the East Coast and knocking every femcee and MC on their backs. This is one of those albums you listen to and then have to listen to all over again to verify that you just heard what you just heard. It’s one of those albums so good it’ll be over before you know it. Each track offers a different musical adventure that’s unique and fresh, yet ever so familiar in some way or the other. It’s got a vibe that sounds and feels like a hostile takeover, which is exactly what this is. Tamara Bubble’s at the peak of her game and this album makes that very clear. Sonically, it’s a potent mix of hunger, passion, immense talent, drive and experience. If you’ve never been to jail before, this is how good it feels to get out; and if you’ve ever been to jail this is what it feels like to never want to go back. Okay maybe that wasn’t the best analogy. Let’s try again. This album is so good, if it was Taylor Swift and you were a straight male fan (she has none) who finally got to meet her and somehow ended up in the sack with her only to find out she had a cock (she does), you’d probably be all over it. Okay that was worse, terrible. Let’s try again. Alright got it – the album is so good you’d gladly trade one roll of good toilet paper (the most valuable commodity on earth right now, thanks to Covid-19) and one antibacterial hand wipe for it. Cherish this and give it the support it deserves, and hopefully before long we won’t have to see Nicki Minaj roll her eyes and blink fast like a freaking psycho while eating a banana really slow ever again - not sexy.
Explicit.
Stream full album on Spotify:
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For music licensing inquiries, hip hop promotion, artist/band bookings or general Artists And Repertoire (A&R) inquiries please contact the hip hop PR team at music-pr@srlnetworks.com
