Prodigy HNIC Album Reviews

Prodigy's latest album has finally dropped and it's clear that he's stepped up his bars once again. The sample on the first track is corny-sounding, but P spits some serious fire to make up for it. This single track showcases Prodigy's storytelling ability, taking listeners on a journey through his rhymes.

The album features a mix of fast-paced tracks and mellow beats, with the latter slowing down the pace and providing a simple loop for Domo Genesis to hold his own alongside Prodigy. The result is a dope track that takes you back to the 90's Infamous music era.

One of the standout tracks is 'Give Em Hell', which features Roc Marciano delivering some ill lines. Alchemist's production is solid, but nothing spectacular. He uses a weird sample similar to Ghostface Killah's 'The Forest' and chops it up in a million pieces.

Alchemist's drum breaks and simple sample loops are a staple on this album, with 'Like Give Em Hell', the track features more classic production. Prodigy's lazy flow sounds good on this track, making it a great way to kick off the album.

The haunting piano loop on the first track sets the tone for the rest of the album. This is P's first collaboration album with Alchemist since 'Return of the Mac', which is considered a classic by many. With Havoc also dropping an album in 2013, it seems like Prodigy and his collaborators are determined to make up for their previous disappointment.

Overall, this album is more gritty than H.N.I.C., with Alchemist's production taking center stage. With tracks that showcase Prodigy's storytelling ability, lazy flow, and collaborations with other talented artists, this album is definitely one to check out.

Prodigy hnic album reviews