Album review for there is no tomorrow by IshDARR (@IshDARR)
I was very excited to have Ish himself reach out to me personally to listen to this album. Gonna let y’all know now, and this is coming from a very unbiased place, he’s very much slept on. He doesn’t need to make the greatest album known to man, have the greatest bars or beats but what you get from this album and his catalog is just solid quality music.
I’d like to believe he uses the K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid) method when making music because he doesn’t have to over complicate things. His flow is consistent, his bars and lyrics are smooth and matches with the production easily. His production as a whole really is very well done. You don’t get bad beats at all, each one feels like it was crafted with a purpose and not just something thrown together.
You get a variety of different cadences but you still have a central theme that the album sticks with throughout. Honestly, this is an album that bumps in the whip and can be played in a chill setting. The biggest issue I have with the album is that it’s only 7 songs. It’s like once you lock in and you’re ready for the last ending 5 or so songs you get from a typical album, it’s over. But that’s just me nitpicking. It’s still a dope album that you should check out.
Favorite Tracks: Base, Weather, 77
Final Score: 8/10
Album review for there is no tomorrow by IshDARR (@IshDARR)
I was very excited to have Ish himself reach out to me personally to listen to this album. Gonna let y’all know now, and this is coming from a very unbiased place, he’s very much slept on. He doesn’t need to make the greatest album known to man, have the greatest bars or beats but what you get from this album and his catalog is just solid quality music.
I’d like to believe he uses the K.I.S.S. (Keep it simple stupid) method when making music because he doesn’t have to over complicate things. His flow is consistent, his bars and lyrics are smooth and matches with the production easily. His production as a whole really is very well done. You don’t get bad beats at all, each one feels like it was crafted with a purpose and not just something thrown together.
You get a variety of different cadences but you still have a central theme that the album sticks with throughout. Honestly, this is an album that bumps in the whip and can be played in a chill setting. The biggest issue I have with the album is that it’s only 7 songs. It’s like once you lock in and you’re ready for the last ending 5 or so songs you get from a typical album, it’s over. But that’s just me nitpicking. It’s still a dope album that you should check out.
Favorite Tracks: Base, Weather, 77
Final Score: 8/10