▪ DEUCE KOMRADZ "STILL RIDIN SMOKIN" ALBUM REVIEW

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▪ DEUCE KOMRADZ "STILL RIDIN SMOKIN" ALBUM REVIEW

Deuce Komradz "Still Ridin Smokin"

Reviewer:	Tony Montana
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Alabama has started to get alot more of exposure ever since Dirty blew up on the scene. Deuce Komradz is knockin at the door tryin to get in next, this album dropped on Bezzeled Out Records based in Montgomery.

"We Bezzeled Out" is the first song on the album, its an uptempo track and its filled with alot brass and drums. This song features Lil Blizzard, Lil Muke, Christi & Oh Ni. There are a couple of verses on here that should've been left off, but there are also a couple verses are on here that are real tight. Overall its a pretty bangin track.

If you got a system in your ride then you're gonna love "100 Elbows" because its bassline hits hard. When it first starts out you'll think it will be a laid back track, but then the hypeness kicks in with trumpets & synthesizers. Dont get confused, the song isnt about throwin boes, its about pickin up some pounds of weed from Chi and bringin them back down to Bama & makin some money.

One of the better tracks on the album has got to be "Ridin Smokin - Remix" the beat is mainly comprised of a piano & organ and its the type of beat that is a classic, its a type of song thats gonna be a classic, especially in Montgomery. The chorus is sung and the person who singing it will probably remind you of Ja Rule, except for he sounds more like a thug, its a real tight hook. The song suffered from some lackluster lyrics by just about everyone on it, thats the only downfall of it.

The next couple of tracks "Fallin In Love" & "Roll Wit Us" which samples its beat from "Computer Love" by Zapp & Roger both fall short and you'll most likely skip right through these. "Roll Wit Us" is a decent track, some of you will like it, but others who have already heard 20 songs with that beat are probabaly getting tired of it.

"Get It Off Your Chest" is what I would describe as a crunk track, kinda like some Lil Jon type of shit, with screaming in the chorus. This has some nice bass hittin, but the beat isnt really all that bangin.

Next up is a couple of tight tracks called "Did Dat Remix" and "Hit Da Club" which has some real tight trumpets blowin with it, but the chorus coudl've been alot better. On "Did Dat" they are lettin you know about everythang they done did.

"Finadenamuphuka" sounds like a GA club / shake ya ass type of a song, if I heard this song on the radio I would think it was an old Ying Yang Twins song. Its a catcy song and I know if they be playin this in clubs down in Bama it probably be gettin them super crunk. It aint the type of shit you can bump in your ride, you got be on the flo.

Another one of the better songs is "Hate On G" which features Phaze & Q-Key. Just like the most of the album this song has some brass in it, the beat is plain bangin. Another highlight of the song is the verses layed down, they are much tighter than the majority of the other tracks.

Deuce Komradz got different issues the discuss on this album, the majority of them being Weed and Club shit. Its not a gangsta album, but it does have some hard tracks on it. On a scale of 1 - 10 for lyrics, I would probably give this a 3 or 4, but they do have their moments on some tracks. Dont buy this album expecting to hear the next Dirty, because they are totally different. This album does has enough good songs on it for you to spend your money on, if you want some hard club tracks & some pine songs.