Militant-minded emcee Def Soulja has been putting in work for years but is just now seeing the fruits of his labors. After gaining attention on Rome Streetz‘s Audio Narco Tour last year, he’s back with his most potent work yet with “42 Square Miles“. With the help of producer 183rd he has put together a cohesive LP that pays homage to the golden era of Hip-Hop, while also looking forward to the future. Guests include Rome Streetz and NymLo.
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Bronx emcee Def Soulja stops by and drops an exclusive Mic Session performing a un-released cut “Two Twenty Two” produced by Don The Jeweler.
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Off their new 5-track EP, “There’s a Saint in Every Soulja”, Def Soulja and producer Saint Michael drop an exclusive video premiere on our platform for “Stimmy“.
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This is the latest EP from Bronx emcee Def Soulja. Emerging in 2015 off of the 3-pack Recognize a Soulja, the 37 year old wordsmith only continued to gain notoriety by dropping a handful of singles & small projects since then. But after finishing off the trilogy that got his name out there to begin with, Saint Michael is being brought in the picture for “There’s a Soulja in Every Saint.”
“Let Masses Begin” is a great opener as Def Soulja hops on a piano instrumental to describe everything he’s seen in the hood while things take a turn into the boom bap route so he can call out tough talkers on the short but deadly “Your Worth”. Jay Blue comes into the picture on the hair-raising “Stimmy” as the pair articulate what money can do & even though Def is saying ill shit on “Ripe Fruit”, the instrumental is obnoxious as Hell. The closer “New Day Same Agenda” is a classy way to finish the EP off by flipping the phrase “same shit, different day” on it’s head.
I gotta say, “There’s a Soulja in Every Saint” could very well be the best body of work that Def Soulja has put out to date. He doesn’t ham-fist the religious themes of the EP like other artists sometimes do & Saint Michael’s production is amongst the grimiest he’s ever whipped up.
Score: 7/10
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