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Eric Jamal & Tr3’Wi11 Drop Timeless 2019 Reflection With “20NINETEEN Freestyle”

Eric Jamal and Tr3’Wi11’s “20NINETEEN Freestyle” isn’t just a track, it’s a time capsule. With razor-sharp lyricism and a boom bap groove that channels the golden era, the song transports listeners back to 2019, a pivotal year when the world began its irreversible shift into the chaos of today. Blending nostalgic production with urgent modern commentary, Jamal bridges generations, reflecting on the past while demanding answers for the future. More than a freestyle, it’s a raw, unfiltered memory that still hits with today’s truth.

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Ye Formerly Kanye West Co-Signs “‘08 Obama” Off New Coast Contra EP “In Case You Forgot” Prod. by Marco Polo

Almost a week has passed since Coast Contra released their brand new EP In Case You Forgot produced by Marco Polo on EVEN & earlier tonight, Ye formerly known as Kanye West posted a clip of the “‘08 Obama” video on his Instagram story. In Case You Forgot has been widely praised since it’s release last Thursday & will be on all streaming services soon.

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“In Case You Forgot”, Coast Contra Reminds the World Who They Are with Marco Polo (EP Review)

Coast Contra is a jazz rap/trap group from Los Angeles, California consisting of RioLozEric Jamal & Ras Kass’ twin children Taj Austin & Ras Austin. Their debut album Apt. 505 in the spring of 2022 received significant acclaim & their debut EP The Old Way the next fall, coming off being featured on Masta Ace & Talib Kweli’s latest albums Richmond Hill & The Confidence of Knowing respectively a year ago by teaming up with Toronto, Ontario, Canada producer Marco Polo for their 2nd EP.

“Mountain Climbers” begins with this jazzy boom bap intro wanting everyone who’s working all day to know that their time is on the way & to keep climbing making way for “‘08 Obama” to work in a soul sample mixed with kicks & snares talking about everything they cook being raw, but then “Shanghai Tower” gets romantic over a luxurious boom bap instrumental. 

The other half of the EP gets going setting out to make it right with their partners on “Been a Minute” backed by strings, kicks & snares while “Sunday Regulars” realizes obedience bringing a gospel/boom bap twist. The dusty, piano-driven title track wraps up Coast Contra’s finest work as a group with that shit you can’t fuck with.

These guys’ rise to notability has served as a breath of fresh air to hip hop fans due to the raw talent, complex lyricism, camaraderie & infectious personalities of all 4 members celebrating a decade together with the project that I’ve always wanted Coast Contra to make capitalizing on what makes the group so special. Marco Polo’s production strongly caters to boom bap, jazz rap & samples of gospel & soul music perfectly backing the quartet in reminding everyone who they are.

Score: 9/10

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