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El King – The King Is Here
$10.99 – $13.99
Preview
1 | Livin This War | 04:30 | |
2 | Who Am I, What Am I | 04:36 | |
3 | The King Is Here | 03:17 | |
4 | Pass The 40 | 03:32 | |
5 | Give Me My Sheets | 04:26 | |
6 | Not By Choice | 05:38 | |
7 | The Rapture | 04:41 | |
8 | Stick Um Up | 02:57 |
Description
“The King Is Here” is an extremely rare and sought-after mini-album by Los Angeles-based rapper El King, released in 1996 under El King Entertainment. This hidden gem of the G-Funk era showcases El King’s distinctive flow and lyrical skills, offering a glimpse into the West Coast hip-hop scene of the mid-90s.
The album kicks off with “Livin This War,” a track that sets the stage for El King’s vivid storytelling and thought-provoking lyrics. “Who Am I, What Am I” follows, delving into the rapper’s self-reflection and introspection while maintaining the groovy G-Funk sound.
The titular track, “The King Is Here,” serves as a powerful statement of El King’s arrival in the hip-hop scene, boasting his undeniable talent and unique style. “Pass The 40” offers a laid-back, party vibe that contrasts with the deeper themes present in the album.
“Give Me My Sheets” and “Not By Choice” further explore El King’s lyrical dexterity, tackling complex topics with a smooth and engaging flow. “The Rapture” takes a turn toward the spiritual, demonstrating the rapper’s versatility and ability to cover a wide range of subject matter.
Finally, “Stick Um Up” closes the mini-album on a high note, delivering a catchy and memorable track that leaves listeners eager for more of El King’s music.
Although it’s a rare find, “The King Is Here” stands as a testament to El King’s talent and contribution to the G-Funk era of hip-hop, making it a must-listen for true fans of the genre.
Additional
Quality | MP3-320, FLAC (Lossless) |
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