How to explain? This album did it for me. Struck that nerve. In the past certain songs could hit that nerve for me, or one particular Blu&Exile album, as soon as I finished listening to this I got that feeling again. That feeling where you escape the world for an hour. Water for mars is beautiful, literally beautiful.
When you put two genius producers, Speck&Enoch together it automatically produces harmony. Then Cise Star and Akin tear up the beats with overpowering lyrics, it's really a sight you hafta hear to understand.
These are not your regular average MC's. They are on the next level that is too advanced for the brittle mind of current hip-hop. In simpler words, they are intelligent.
Coming back to the discussion of Water For Mars, I encourage everyone to buy the album and give it a thorough listen.
Cyne touches upon all topics; Passion can be heard in "Pretty Apollo." A self portriat of Cise Star can be heard in, "Cise." Any rapper that can paint a self portriat through song is insanely ill with it. Serious notes are heard with songs like, "One Day Or So." And fun songs to ease out too are covered in songs such as, "Boombox Pimp."
As far as the album goes every track on it is blessed with the gift of Speck and Enoch so those who are critical of a good beat will be overwhelmed by the quality of the beats to match lyrics. This is one of the only albums in which listening to the interludes are highly enjoyable.
For those that may not know Cyne's style is always consistent, so if you enjoy this which I'm sure you will, most likely you will enjoy their previous albums as well.
For those of you that may want to know more about Cyne check the sidebar for a dope interview.
To help Cyne cultivate your new experience please buy "Water For Mars" on itunes.
Cyne simply cultivates your new experience, as always.
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