Freestyle Lloyd Banks - Sugar Hill Freestyle
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Listen to this..the way he rides the beat is like night and day compared to those, added to that’s is a quicker flow which makes flow in the others sound more egregious
This was bothering me so I listened to a few songs from Banks
And you know what it is
When the momentum shifts in the beat, of this song you can hear how he anticipated it, because when he wrote to it, he wrote with a cadence change in mind wit the few bars that go after the momentum change
The ones that’s dropped in the thread, was written to something else and he’s spitting them from memory so the craftsmanship that he usually has isn’t there. It’s like he told someone to drop a beat and he just went in
And you know what it is
When the momentum shifts in the beat, of this song you can hear how he anticipated it, because when he wrote to it, he wrote with a cadence change in mind wit the few bars that go after the momentum change
The ones that’s dropped in the thread, was written to something else and he’s spitting them from memory so the craftsmanship that he usually has isn’t there. It’s like he told someone to drop a beat and he just went in
When the verse first start his cadence is throaty..pause, grimy sounding almost, and just before the beat changes and he says “so there ain’t no mistake” the cadence is slightly lighter, like alright let’s go, off to the races, then as the verse goes on and into the chorus,his cadence lightens up much more than how it was when he begin
I’m probably over analyzing..I’m bored and at work
I’m probably over analyzing..I’m bored and at work