The production is bangin’ and fits great for the clubs, the trunk of your whip, and radio at any level and hopefully any market. “High Five” has every element of a successful hit. “High Five” went into rotation at Swurv Radio immediately the day I heard it. If you haven’t heard “High Five” yet you are late or lazy or literally ignorant. When you listen to the song pay attention to the hi hats and you’ll get the visual of a drummer’s arms just wearing out. When I heard the speed of the hi hats running on “Crazy” I was picturing QuestLove sweatin’ like a mu’fucka behind a drum kit while Rittz wears his stamina down with his warp speed lyrical assault. I am interested to hear who said he “ disrespected the art form” because Rittz is elevating the rhyme game with every song he drops. If you can be patient for literally one minute you’ll hear the rattle of Rittz slide in as his rhyme rides the beat at hi hats tempo. I even spun that shit backwards to see if it was like those old Black Sabbath albums that had some warped message, but nope…sounded even more like gibberish. “ White Jesus” kicks off with a dramatic blend of the death march and thunder crackling in the background while some girl rambles something in a foreign language.
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The production from DJ Burn One stood out too so to see both of them collaborating on a full street album had me ready for a whole damn bag of dope and they do not disappoint. The first time I heard Rittz was his cameo on Yelawolf’s “Box Chevy” last November and then January rolled around and I got my hands on Rittz’s single “High Five” and I was hooked on his wild style - warp speed rhyming and comical wordplay.
If you're impatient or bored with full album reviews, just go download the album over at DJBooth.
The production is dope and incredibly creative and Rittz can rhyme circles around most pedestrian rappers. The short version of my review of Rittz’s “ White Jesus” album is you should immediately download it and remember this album at the end of the year when you’re putting together your top albums of 2011.
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