Imara – Flashlight Therapy

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1 Hard Way 04:06
2 Nigga’s On A Leash 04:23
3 Flashlight Therapy 05:17
4 Down Wit Da Game 05:35
5 Black Ski Mask 03:51
6 South Central 05:07
Featuring – Latif Shadi
7 Make Me Wanna Holler / Politically Correct 05:58

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“Flashlight Therapy” is an exceptionally rare mini-album by Imara, a talented artist hailing from Los Angeles, California. Released on June 1, 1993, through New African Movement and Raze-Up Records, this album showcases Imara’s unique blend of conscious, hardcore hip-hop, and gangsta rap styles.

The 7-track album delves into various themes, exploring the struggles and realities of life in South Central Los Angeles. Imara demonstrates his lyrical prowess and thought-provoking storytelling ability through tracks like “Hard Way,” “Nigga’s on a Leash,” and “Flashlight Therapy.” The album offers a raw, authentic look into the challenges faced by marginalized communities, providing listeners with a powerful and immersive hip-hop experience.

“Down Wit Da Game” and “Black Ski Mask” showcase Imara’s ability to capture the intensity and grit of the streets, while “South Central,” featuring Latif Shadi, offers a captivating collaboration that highlights the artist’s versatility. The closing track, “Make Me Wanna Holler / Politically Correct,” provides a fitting conclusion to the album, leaving listeners with a strong impression of Imara’s talent and unique perspective.

Although “Flashlight Therapy” remains a rare gem within the hip-hop community, it stands as a testament to Imara’s creative vision and the enduring power of conscious and hardcore hip-hop music. Fans of the genre will appreciate the album’s raw emotion, powerful storytelling, and authentic representation of life in Los Angeles.

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