Lil Bushwick is a 29 12 months outdated rapper from Houston, Texas notable for being the son of the late Bushwick Bill of the seminal horrorcore group the Geto Boys. Interestingly, Sid Wilson from one of many biggest nu steel bands of all-time Slipknot lately signed the artist previously generally known as Yung Knxw to his Vomit Face Records imprint based with J57 earlier this month & has determined to supply Lil Bushwick’s full-length debut studio album to appropriately rejoice Halloween being on a Friday.

After the “Fell on a Weekend” skit & the “Apple Tree” skit back-to-back, “Born to Die” open a with a rap rock intro produced by Sid Wilson speaking about reaping what he’s sowed whereas “Pussy Ass N***a” works in some guitars to shit throughout these actual sort of individuals. After the “Moments” skit, “Prepare” talks about understanding his life’s aim from when he was a child whereas “Got 2 Go Thru” admits to the sensation of affection flowing over some pianos.

“Money N Da Foes” after the “Geto Boy 4 Life” skit asks if the price in case your soul is definitely worth the sport & gold whereas “Still Have Faith” talks about going by way of Hell & again. “We Gone” that includes Sid Wilson finds the two speaking about having each flooring on lock & after the “Better Version” skit, “Take It Back” that includes Bushwick Bill sends off the album with a father-son collab that appears like a bittersweet passing of the torch second.

The eponymous debut of Lil Bushwick honors the spirit of a hip hop pioneer whereas forging a daring, new path ahead, an emotional and daring journey by way of grief, heritage & progress. Blending Houston’s hip-hop roots with experimentally hardcore manufacturing & narrations from Yung Knxw’s father, he’s pushing the envelope musically & tries new sounds he would’ve by no means thought he’d be rapping over though there are too many skits.

Score: 8/10