Wyld 7 draws in the mainstream style of hip-hop with songs
like “Mad Max”, “The Boys” and “Kill the bottle” But even the root of these
songs are more than generic street anthems. Mad Max is an ode to the Indians who
follow their chiefs in a world where everyone wants to be the big man. While certain lyrics in “Kill the Bottle” sheds
light on reasons and aftermaths of living a party lifestyle while maintaining a
party vibe for club goers.
Taking a step out of the typical topics of hip-hop and rap
Wyld 7 gives you songs like “Recollect” which follows the life and death of a drug
addict. This took me back to songs of the 90s that touched on the real issues
the urban society and inner city see. Then we have the 90s style beat for “Loose
Lips” that serves sunny cali low rider.
The ladies have not been forgotten either on tracks “Behind
Closed Doors” and “Zodiac Love” he details his ways with the ladies from the
bedroom antics to the mental games. “Zodiac Love” beat alone will have the
ladies drifting off into lustful thoughts. “Feel Important” has a mainstream
appeal that both sexes can relate to.
Then you have “I feel like Eminem” and “Determined”, respectively
the intro and outro to the EP, that is just Wyld rapping from a raw place
inside of him and his experiences.
All in all he has put together a very cohesive project that
shows his variety should anyone question if he can only appeal to one kind of
fan.
But don’t take my word for it. Go download your own copy and
tell him what you think.
Twitter: @officialWyld_7
IG: @Wyld7_
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