FastLife, the enigmatic underground hip-hop artist, returns with "Fastlife 2," a concise yet powerful follow-up to his debut, released on December 24, 2018, via LOST KNOWLEDGE. Clocking in at just under 30 minutes, this boom bap-centric album is a swift and impactful journey through the gritty streets and personal experiences of FastLife.
"Fastlife 2" opens with an introductory track that sets the tone for the raw and unfiltered content to come. The album delves into the artist's surroundings and personal narratives, with tracks like "ST. Pauls" and "Queens Shit" offering glimpses into the environments that shape FastLife's perspective. The skit "So Much Music" provides a brief interlude, breaking up the intense flow of the album and adding a touch of realism.
FastLife's lyrical prowess shines throughout the album, with tracks like "Zoomo Walk" and "007" showcasing his clever wordplay and storytelling abilities. The artist's unique voice and delivery are evident in tracks like "Dolphin Tacos" and "Kevlar Blunts," where he effortlessly weaves together complex rhymes and vivid imagery.
The album's production is a testament to the boom bap genre, with hard-hitting drums and soulful samples creating a nostalgic yet fresh soundscape. Tracks like "Truffles" and "Pooch Died" highlight the album's production, with their intricate beats and catchy hooks.
"Fastlife 2" closes with an outro that ties the album together, leaving the listener with a lasting impression of FastLife's artistry. This album is a solid representation of underground hip-hop, showcasing FastLife's talent and potential in the genre. With its concise tracklist and powerful content, "Fastlife 2" is an album that demands attention and respect.
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