South Coast Coalition - Third World Compilation 2
Reviewed By: TRMNDUS
Album Rate: 4.5 out of 5 Stars
S.C.C is back for their second round of the Third World Compilations. The album comes to us on Dirty South Productions once again and has features from Magic, Boosie, Young Bloodz, Max Minelli, Young Bleed. T-Bo and more.
1. “How Hot” (Ft T-Bo & SCC) real gritty beat some of that hard bouncy swamp gangsta shit. T-Bo kicks the track off, some of that real gritty mad as fuck flow by him he gets the track real hype. T-Bo handles the hook for this track as well, SCC follows up with their verses, a track about them as how hot the SCC boys can get things solid track to get things started out on.
2. “Down Here: Remix” (Ft Max Minelli, Sean Paul of the Young Bloodz, Mookie, Scc, T-Bo, Magic, Boosie, and Soulja Slim) has sort of a similar beat as the original one but has some renditions to it. They done did it again another all star line up for the remix some return from the original and some added additions. The hook is on the same note as the last one just some great south representation with some great rappers behind it. Everyone coming one after another on this one they all come with the heat on this one great follow up to the original.
3. “How We Run It” (Ft Young Bleed, Lil Witness, B-Rock) real gritty swamp meets the old school saloon wild west feel to it. Young Bleed with a appearance we dont hear from him much these days its like a blessing. He does a verse and the hook for this one and they both come out solid good to hear some new shit from his mouth. A track about making money coming up taking shit to the next level. Lil Witness and B-Rock also come real solid on this track they keep it constant as they did with the previous album.
4. “Thuggin Like It’s Legal” (Ft Max Minelli) one of them hood life beats…has the kids being sampled in the background sort of like the song on his newest album called my hood. Max on the solo tip for this track, he spitting some knowledge from his mouthpiece about what it takes to live the thuggin lifestyle. The hook is well laid out on this one pretty simple “Thuggin Like It’s Legal” being slowly chanted over and over.
5. “Time Of Me Life” (Ft Mookie, Cannon & Illusive) has sort of a old school feel to it some of that 70’s hustler shit. The hook is done by KK and she lends her hand to bring the track the female R&B persuasion, she is followed up by Cannon and she is the female on the track dropping some pretty nice flows. Mookie & Illusive both dropping some solid verses on this track as well.
6. “Cant Fuck Wit It” (Ft Lil Boosie & S.C.C) has sort of like a violin gritty go get em type of feel. Boosie kicking things off on this track and he spitting the heat once again, he handles hook duties for this track as well a two for one. A track about taking over and looking for that top spot, you cant fuck with these boys type of shit. SCC follows boosie up on this track and they both drop some solid verses to bring you another clean track.
7. “Murder” (Ft Krazy, T-Bo, Lil Mook, Mike Da Hustla, & Sam I Am) one of them murder clock tower chime beats right here. The hook is done by Krazy and he has that hard flow that reminds you of the southern Pac, its just some murder murder kill shit. The flows coming clean on this track, speaking about doing dirt and having to lay it down on all the people that cross or do you wrong in life.
8. “Grind Mode” (Ft Mista Matt, Max Minelli, & Beezy Boy) nice laid back beat has that everday life got live this life and grind feel Happy P on the track. The hook goes a little something like this “I Live Life One Day At A Time - Any They Try To Hate On Us But I Pay Em No Mind - I Be Looking For My People But They Be Hard To Find - In The Meantime I Stay On The Grind”. The flows just coming on the hustle tip, got to live this life and grind daily to keep money in your pockets and see another day.
9. “K-Slimm (Skit)” just a skit……
10. “Hustler” (Ft T-Bo) has a real gritty symphonic bounce beat just some ride music. A solo track by the Firecracker himself T-Bo, he talking bout he don’t just talk the gangsta hustler shit, he may not be the best rapper but he gets his hustle on daily whether he rap or not. He speaking about he aint your average white boy fuck a Vanilla Ice what he say is nothing but life experiences. The hook has some singy vocals being sung over and over while T-Bo spells H-U-S-T-L-E-R on and on.
11. “If You Only Knew” (Ft SCC, Max Minelli, & Detrane) slower beat sounds like some phantom of the opera type of shit. The hook has a female lending her voice singing “If You only Knew” slowly over and over with some added rap vocals Another track about the struggle in the streets living everyday trying to see the next, the flows coming good on this one Max drops the heat and SCC does the same.
12. “Everything She Wants” (Ft Box & Royale) has sort of a up tempo feel but at the same time has some dark mystify effects in the background. The hook has some female rapping, she spitting about can you handle me because she want Gucci, Prada, cars, and al the other bullshit. The flows coming on the pleasing a female tip, buying them all the shit they want and making them happy, you know how broads be acting stank when they don’t have no money.
13. “In My City” (Ft B-Rock, Lefty, & Young Bleed) real dark beat some of deep dark piano express your feelings music. A track about coming up in the city from the struggles of trying to make it in this rap game to the haters, all around its no cakewalk and they express it with the raps on this one. This one features Young Bleed and his label mate Lefty and they both drop some clean verses. The hook is just repressing the concept of the struggle and what its like in they city.
14. “In That Water” (Ft Mookie, SCC, & BOX) this sounds like some old ass wild west shit mixed with a little bounce feel. The hook is pretty catchy “Yall Know When The Water Get To Boiling - I Roll Bump Up In It With a AK and a Poncho - Ill Have You people Saying Meet Me At The Crossroads” The flows all coming clean for this track, just a track all about the haters just say fuck em, they all hated.
15. “They Don’t Have A Clue” (Ft Lil Witness & Lil Dossey) mid tempo beat has a dark gritty piano feel going to it. The hook just has a real kick back singy/rap feel with some up tempo raps embedded in the background. The flows coming good on this one they both got some tight flows by Lil Witness shines well on this track, should lookout for album from him.
16. “Give It To Em” (Ft SCC & Lil Witness) kick back beat some more of that storytelling type of feel on this beat. The hook is sung by Delvin Wright and he just sings “Down In The Dirty” over and over while SCC adds some added rap vocals. The flows coming on that struggle tip once again, some more grind and we have to stick together and make this shit happen through thick and thin times.
17. “Everyone’s A Hustler” (Ft Illusive) mid tempo beat some of that dope boys tune on this one just some dirty game music. A solo track by Illusive he has a real kick back slow flow to him, this is a track where he talking about all the people in life and how everyone’s seems to be a hustler from some perspective. He rips the hook and flow up pretty good on this track a clean solo track by this man.
18. “Dirt Road” (Ft Mike Da Hustla, T-Bo, Lil Witness) basic beat just sort of a lost walking down a dark road feel. The hook is done by Jessica Clement and she just sings them R&B vocals track to give the track that hard struggle feel. This track is some more of the deeper shit, taking bout sometimes we walking down that road with all this pain and stress not knowing where we going with this shit.
19. “Chip Donaldson” skit….
20. “Yall Don’t Want To” (Ft Lil Witness, SCC, Gangsta PUG, Mistress) has that hard hitting bouncy symphonic shit right here make it move feel. The hook is basically saying you don’t want to step in a field of real solider’s. The flows just coming on that you don’t want none from these boys because you cant handle it, everyone dropping some clean flows to end this album out.
The production done be Happy P, Clever Soundz, Kojack, John Bass, Sho Down, Rusty Sanders, Derick Patterson, AV was a step up from the previous compilation. They mixed it up quite a bit on this album they had a lot of different feels on the beats not so one dimensional as some of the beats on the previous one. After the first compilation being such a success they drop another one in less than a year which can be considered a good accomplishment. They keep it on the same note as the previous album with guest spots, only surprise was Sean Paul from the Young Bloodz who made a appearance on the remix of “Down Here”. They hit you with a lot of them struggle type tracks once again, the pain of living everyday life trying to make it to just some hustle on the block making that dollar to keep food on the table. The SCC camp has some potential they got a good little roster together and showcased some of their talents on this and that last Third World Compilation’s. Everyone in their camp has their own type of flow they don’t try to sound like one another and they all hold their own in their own way. Overall a nice step up it shows that they are progressing from one album to another, lots of Louisiana stars as well as some up and coming ones all throughout this second installment of the Third World compilation‘s.
South Coast Coalition - Third World Compilation 2