Glue Hefner – Law Of Attraction: The Power Of Words

What It Sound Like?

Feels great to be back at the keyboard for such an occasion! Currently, these write-ups are for exclusives. So, I had to bring something making a statement. At a time when music has been under attack and weakened by this attempt, we do have relief.

Standing the tests of time, Glue Hefner presents quantity just as much as quality in his music. I’m fortunate to have an early version of the latest album! The self-titled opening gets the seasoning ready to cook. The artist exercises that superpower in words, displaying the potential results on each end of the spectrum. I like the faith reference, speaking life is the productive route.

A key factor is the consistency of family in the project. Family Tree introduces the listener to relatives that impacted his significantly. It also reinstates that we don’t have to look far for love and foundation. Organic from the bloodline. The song arrangement flows in itself. Glue is the brother’s keeper in No Thanks Needed with background vocals from the melodic Moses Miller. You know how people do things for someone just to blow it up in their face later? Well, this is not one of those scenarios. The selfless emcee lets you know he’s not looking for anything in return. I have learned this, firsthand.

In this family-oriented piece, this particular song is the family making type. Closer is that companion song. Kara Tavrs sounds beautiful on the track also. She adds to the element, makes me think of that special lady. Better Days is inspirational. A matter of improvement through positive energy. A walk in faith and the blessings provided from the Lord.

LOA is produced entirely iAmWill. He did an incredible job at matching the momentum and tonality from song to song. It becomes audio cinematics. Collectively, a story is being told. It ascends, which leads me to Letter To Myself. The piano presents a stair climbing effect. Creatively Glue pens the insight an artist would love to hear from others. Of course, the compliments are valued and go far. I dig the perspective used in the tune.

The Law Of Attraction Interlude follows up its themed intro. The flow and track do their job at attracting. the topic keeps things in the positive zone, enhancing that album feel. This is a man that stands on his own two. So, I feel They Say is a defining song for the artists and present state society is in. It’s what separates him from them.

Genie is easy to listen to for anyone seeking music. It’s universal for play in any setting! This is another reflection of results. Great to see what comes from thoughts and hopes. Something about Fly You Away sticks to you like a good plate of food. Dedicated to the special women in his family. His mother, daughter, sisters, aunts, and cousins get the appreciation in song form. The nephews and male cousins get honorable mentions as well.

The album closes with residual inspiration. Got It All feels like one of those if I can do it, so can you moments. Interesting what one can manifest. All the hard work and not being able to see when the rough times would clear. Keeping the faith seeing goals reach fruition. “Made investments and I manifested, I profitized off what I prophesized.”

I love how positive his is, any family member can listen to it and vibe guilt free. I actually met some key family members mentioned throughout this project and previous projects. It was cool to put faces to the descriptions. Big shouts to the whole fam! They showed much love. His brother played a major role in Glue becoming an emcee. The incredible mother he has that birthed and raised him. Plus, his daughter the next generation. I had to appreciate the support that all of his relatives that support his work.

Take a detour from the over violent, over sexualized typical songs and get enlightened. A great sequence from start to end. I didn’t want it to end. It kinda doesn’t, there is a bonus tape. I gotta quote another line, “I’m so closed to negativity consider me a bank on a holiday.” The Law Of Attraction packaged merchandise truly impressed me. You will feel and see the quality of the product. Plenty detail went into every piece. Log on and get your packs at Home (gluehefner.com)

Mr. Kevin Willis – Suspicious

What It Sound Like?

The internet is virtual real estate. Our community is the livest! I’m always encountering a new neighbor, most are pleasant. Tonight’s neighbor is from the R&B building.

New to RAN, but experienced as a singer / recording artist, I introduce Mr. Kevin Willis. If you were thinking the 6’10 rebounder, another face will soon resonate once you hear these vocals. This artist brings a soulful appeal to the label, Fuduh Money Entertainment.

He’s an authentic R&B singer and this topic most of us have experienced. Except for you cool guys, out there. I never aim to spoil a song. Let’s just say, watch out for those that frequently accuse you of violating. Enjoy this forthcoming single on Thanksgiving. Kind of bitter sweet, it be that way some times. You’ll like this song for is traditional ballad roots. Here’s an exclusive link. Thanks for staying up with me. Praise the Almighty!

Pressures Of Oppression: Krazy The Real One (Feat) Rube The Difference & Shod The God

What It Sound Like?

This one is also about the visual. Salute to all my comrades utilizing technology for prosperity. Watching a video used to be the only access we had. Now, we are the video!

Big shout to Krazy The Real One, Rube The Difference and Shod The God spitting that pain. Presented in docu-drama form, you get a mix of live action with reels of oppression. The lyrics may reveal the scars, yet complimented with a light melody.

A positive message never to be overlooked. I’ve been in rough living situations, at times. I remain aware, someone has it rougher. The artists want everyone to be treated fairly, while they shine light on lives prematurely taken by police brutality. Watch the vid, like and share. Thanks for staying up with me. Yahweh blessings!

Seven Fifty-Seven: A Gem By Jeff Smith

If it’s your first time, Rhyme All Night is about spreading positive energy. Particularly, that energy comes from independent artists. Though, this brother is respected and recognized, I feel what he’s done deserves more recognition.

Jeff Smith delivered a documentary focused on the Hip Hop influencers in his town and surrounding areas of Portsmouth, Virginia. Rich in soul, Rich N Spirit, not just a brand. This doc yields off the market sweat equity from a decorated roster. Naming Lunatic, Tony Hustle, Bless Picasso, Young X, Biggz, plus appearances from Duck Blazemore. Safe to say, Black Pentagon.

This was not the first movie release from Jeff, he acted in a a self funded film before. Now, his new title sits at IMDb. Pull up this link and show some support for one our own like you would for someone famous!

Cocareef – Fruit Loop Killer

This is a league of trend setters, dedicated to their craft. There’s a climbing amount of artists that go unnoticed for doing things a famous person gets praised for. We witness some of the greatest branding strategies.

Fortunately one of those strategist, Cocareef provided us with an early listen to his latest album. Bouncing back from hospital scare, he continued to deliver albums for treasured emcees. Now, it’s all about displaying skill with superior beat selection. Each track is from Potz Lawrence with collective versatility.

A line that sticks out to me. Reef says, “I Keep one eye open like a broke Corvette.” That’s from Hurt Me, which is one of my favorites along with Reverse Ethics and Yea Yea Yeah. Cocareef is accompanied by some select features. You’ll hear vocals from Ambishouz on several tunes. The other feature is from Mally Corleone, on a unique promo track. Reef gives us his signature street anthem approach. He also has the witty lines for lyrical fans, metaphoric subjects and something for the ladies. Slide to cocareef.com for your copy.

Thanks for staying up with me. Peace and prosperity!

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