Singles New Music: Lloyd Banks - Champagne & Caviar | #BlueFriday

[Redwing80]

That sample is

 

[deep]

Banks keeps getting better...

 

[CHAIN]

Beautiful.

But somebody please tell his team to master this track. It sounds dusty and not in a 36 Chambers type of way.

 

[WSFGDan]

Beautiful.

But somebody please tell his team to master this track. It sounds dusty and not in a 36 Chambers type of way.

Sounds muffled

 

[Big Dick]

Piff no surprise

 

[IronFist]

Bars

 

[AJtheOne]

So Smooth dope sample

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

this is fire.i hope we can get a decent version of these compiled. not trying to rip them off youtube

 

[SpacelySprockets]

@Da King eat

 

[Da King]

@Da King eat

:HBGOAT:

 

[BK The Great]

not bad, i still think Misunderstood is the best Blue Friday track, that's just me tho

 

[SpacelySprockets]

more recognition

The youngest in charge within the G-Unit camp is Lloyd Banks. Seen as the most talented overall member of the crew, we’ve heard substantial projects from Banks such as his Halloween Havoc mixtape series. This year, he dropped what has to be considered the best work of his career in All Or Nothing: Live It Up, which shows Banks going back to the hungry, raw young Queens emcee that had the world at attention. In short, there’s no shortage of heat on this mixtape. None. This is front to back a playthrough release.

Rhyming over some of the most hard-hitting beats you’ll hear all year from relatively unknown producers (Save for Ty Knitty-formerly of Infamous Mobb fame), Banks got the chip on his shoulder back with cuts like “Insomniac”, “Price Of Life”, and “Pledge Of Allegiance” and the result is nothing less than incredible.

 

[SpacelySprockets]

even more recognition, this time from hiphopdx
The Best Mixtapes Of 2016

Long gone are the days of the Guerilla Unit reign, but Banks and Mr. Thanksgiving stuffed this tape with enough fixings to make us reminisce. And although the project’s production isn’t nearly as turn-up worthy as its title might suggest, the New Yorker reminds listeners of his lyrical depth over gloomy scores and the steady slap of drums, like on the HeiroWayne-produced “Insomniac.”

 

[riddlerap]

:bankswow: