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Carlin Olyce

Winter Haven

Volunteer Writer at EARMILK

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  • Jan 17, 2025 | earmilk.com | Carlin Olyce

    Kane Keid is showing that lyricism is alive and well on his side of the world. Kane Keid comes off on this record like a menace, with a vision to completely dismantle the production (which he absolutely delivers). The production sounds crisp and starts off with a heavy-hitting feel that draws you into the record; this makes for excellent music.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | earmilk.com | Carlin Olyce

    Words of life and heavy-hitting bass to lift you up!To start off, it's monumental that Christian artists had an opportunity to display their talent and represent their faith in a major way, but dropping a freestyle prior to the performances shows a major dedication and drive to give the fans what they want. And might I say this freestyle/record "Rolling Loud Freestyle" is a major banger!? I can hear this garnering a lot of attention in the hip-hop industry.

  • Nov 26, 2024 | earmilk.com | Carlin Olyce

    IF YOU ARENT HIP TO TWELVEY I THINK ITS TIME TO GIVE HIS MUSIC A CHANCE, WHEN WE SAY UNDERATED WE MEAN IT IN EVERY SENSE. TIMELESS MUSIC!To start with this record the production is a beautiful composition, it allows you to feel the music transitioning sonically. It's well-pieced and displays the craft of the producer perfectly. It's smooth but has enough essence and depth to let you fall into the music. The rhyming for this record completes the music and adds equal value to the track.

  • Nov 2, 2024 | earmilk.com | Carlin Olyce

    The intro to “It's been a long time pt. 2” came in perfectly with the soulful vocals from vocalist Jenn Em. Then Xzibit comes in with a heavy rhyme scheme to let you know that it's giving the perspective that it's been a long time since he was a heavy-hitting lyrical genius. The lyrics are direct to the point that you aren't on the same level as him for many reasons.

  • Oct 28, 2024 | earmilk.com | Carlin Olyce

    SABA SHOWED US THAT WE ALL SHOULD REFLECT ON WHERE WE STAND WITH OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD. Chicago Native Rhymer Saba blesses us with a truly transparent record as he shows his inner thoughts with “How to impress God.” The record thoughts with a deep narrative that the things that he does as an established artist don't matter. Something hard to think about and say because accolades can jade an artist but he’s reflecting and being honest with what would never matter to an almighty God.

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