Kola – Fluidly I Approach

Description

“Fluidly I Approach” is the one and only studio album by Kola, a member of Doggy’s Angels from Long Beach, California. Released on November 11, 1997, by Low Life Records, this unique album features a fusion of G-Funk and hip-hop styles, showcasing Kola’s lyrical abilities and creative talent. The album includes collaborations with Beefe Loc, Moe ZMD, Hit From The LBC, and Swoop G, further enriching the listening experience.

The 17-track album (with 18 tracks listed on the cover) kicks off with “KOLA – The Lyrical Soda (Intro),” setting the stage for Kola’s fluid approach to music. Songs like “Night Rider,” featuring Beefe Loc and Moe ZMD, and “Time 4 Sum Changes,” display Kola’s versatility as an artist and his knack for storytelling.

“Fluidly I Approach” continues to captivate listeners with tracks such as “Gettin’ Kinda Hectic” and “You Can’t See Me,” as well as the laid-back “To Da Face” and introspective “Ghetto Facts.” Kola’s dedication to his craft is evident in tracks like “Gotta Have You,” featuring Rochel on backing vocals, and “Just Ridin’,” a smooth tune engineered by Race Smith.

The album also includes “From The East Side,” produced by Ant Banks and featuring Hit From The LBC and Swoop G, bringing a powerful collaboration to the project. “Fluidly I Approach” concludes with “Lady G,” leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Kola’s unique sound and lyrical prowess.