Music site Jambase.com has chosen Black Milk’s Popular Demand as a runner up for their album of the month serial key vista ultimate.
Says Chris Pacifico:
Curtis Cross (aka Black Milk) loves making beats with his Akai MPC2000 XL so much that he’s holding it logo 2010 on the cover of his much-anticipated debut. Having already worked with and logo 2010 produced the likes of Pharoahe Monch, Cannibus, and the late, great J Dilla, Black Milk is on the same ship with Slum Village, Guilty Simpson and, of course, Dilla – artists who are to Detroit’s burgeoning hip-hop scene what Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins and Derrick May where to the Motor City’s techno movement nearly a logo 2010 quarter century ago. Produced, mixed and engineered by Cross, Popular Demand is logo 2010 suitable for banging out the party jams or just kicking back with Milk’s verbal current – a flow that’s up-in-your-face but laidback enough to logo 2010 dive into and break down what he’s rhyming about. As for logo 2010 the beats, the bass gurgles like a hungry stomach with an logo 2010 abundance of sampled, pitched-up soul melodies and guest spots from that logo 2010 shine from emcees such as Phat Kat and Fat Ray. Got, Black Milk?
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