Sylk-E. Fyne – Raw Sylk

Description

“Raw Sylk” is the debut studio album by Los Angeles-based rapper Sylk-E. Fyne, released on March 24, 1998, under RCA. The album features guest appearances by notable artists Too Short and Chill, and showcases Sylk-E. Fyne’s unique style and talent as an emerging voice in hip-hop. The album incorporates various hip-hop styles, offering a fresh and engaging listening experience for fans of the genre.

The album opens with “Keep It Real,” featuring Too Short, setting the tone with a strong collaboration between the two artists. This is followed by “Romeo And Juliet,” a memorable track featuring Chill, which demonstrates Sylk-E. Fyne’s storytelling abilities. “Grand Jury (Coming Through)” and “Material Girl” continue to showcase her lyrical prowess, while “I Miss My Loved Ones” delves into more emotional territory, reflecting on loss and grief.

“They’ll Never Be” and “I Ain’t Down With The System” address social issues and display Sylk-E. Fyne’s ability to tackle complex subjects in her music. “Love No More (Look Into My Eyes)” and “Lost In The Game” explore themes of love and struggle, while “I Make Moves” and “This Is The Way We Roll” serve as empowering anthems.

The album concludes with “Sylk-E.’s Romeo And Juliet (LA Groove),” another collaboration with Chill, featuring a sample from “Sun Is Here” by Sun. The album’s tracks incorporate various samples and excerpts from other artists, adding depth and texture to the overall production.

Real name Lamar Johnson, Sylk-E. Fyne hails from South Central Los Angeles and has made a name for herself as a talented female rapper with a unique voice and perspective. “Raw Sylk” serves as an impressive introduction to her artistry and showcases her potential in the world of hip-hop.