Description
Back To The Future is a studio album by rapper G-Lew from Los Angeles, California. The album was released on November 29, 2009 by Original Musik Group.
The album features a variety of guest artists, including Young G, Felicia, Yg, Big-D-L0c, and Kamaya. It opens with a short intro before launching into “Back In Da Day,” a nostalgic track that reflects on the artist’s upbringing.
“I Want It All” is a confident anthem that asserts G-Lew’s determination to succeed, while “God Talk” is a brief interlude that touches on spiritual themes. “I Need God” follows, featuring Young G, and continues the spiritual theme with a focus on redemption and hope.
“The Good Times,” featuring Felicia, is a laid-back track that reminisces about happy memories, while “Laugh Now Cry Later” is a more upbeat song that encourages listeners to enjoy life to the fullest.
“Cant Keep Running,” featuring Yg and Big-D-L0c, is a hard-hitting track that discusses the struggles of life in the inner city, while “My Life” is a more introspective song that reflects on the artist’s personal journey.
“The Hustle” is another brief interlude that leads into “The Game Must Love Me,” a track featuring Felicia that deals with the ups and downs of the music industry. “Im Real,” featuring Kamaya, is a song about staying true to oneself, while “Reminise” is a reflective track that looks back on the artist’s life.
The album concludes with “Music & Me” and “Geez Dont Dance,” two tracks that celebrate music and the joy it brings to people’s lives. Overall, Back To The Future is a diverse and introspective album that covers a range of topics and themes.