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EPMD return with their latest offering, "We Mean Business," and let me tell you, they definitely mean business.
Pioneers of the hip-hop game, Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith prove they've still got it with this nostalgic yet fresh record.
From the get-go, the duo's signature East Coast sound is unmistakable, with funky beats and slick rhymes that transport you straight back to the golden age of hip-hop.
The track "Roc-Da-Spot" is a standout, with its infectious hook and killer flow that will have you bopping your head in no time.
But it's not all throwback vibes on this album.
EPMD also show they can keep up with the current scene, with tracks like "Listen Up" featuring a more modern production style and guest appearances from up-and-coming artists that add a nice touch of diversity.
Throughout "We Mean Business," EPMD's chemistry is undeniable, with Sermon's smooth delivery complementing Smith's gritty bars perfectly.
It's clear these two still have a special magic that keeps their music timeless.
So if you're looking for a dose of classic hip-hop with a fresh twist, look no further than EPMD's "We Mean Business." It's a reminder that some things never go out of style - and real hip-hop is one of them.
Pioneers of the hip-hop game, Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith prove they've still got it with this nostalgic yet fresh record.
From the get-go, the duo's signature East Coast sound is unmistakable, with funky beats and slick rhymes that transport you straight back to the golden age of hip-hop.
The track "Roc-Da-Spot" is a standout, with its infectious hook and killer flow that will have you bopping your head in no time.
But it's not all throwback vibes on this album.
EPMD also show they can keep up with the current scene, with tracks like "Listen Up" featuring a more modern production style and guest appearances from up-and-coming artists that add a nice touch of diversity.
Throughout "We Mean Business," EPMD's chemistry is undeniable, with Sermon's smooth delivery complementing Smith's gritty bars perfectly.
It's clear these two still have a special magic that keeps their music timeless.
So if you're looking for a dose of classic hip-hop with a fresh twist, look no further than EPMD's "We Mean Business." It's a reminder that some things never go out of style - and real hip-hop is one of them.