So if you like a happy vibe and great beats, this album should definitely be on your watchlist.
I think that is what Aminé wanted at the end of the day.įor me, it was a bop – In fact, I now plan on putting “You be giving N*ggas surgical head” somewhere in my wedding vows one day. You can vibe to songs like “ Easy” and “ Roots”, or you can find a new family reunion favorite in “ Mama”, but ultimately, you’re here to bop songs like “ Pressure In My Palms”, “ Compensating”, and “ Riri” in the car with your homies on the way to pick up some takeout from the squad’s favorite place pre-COVID. When it comes to the general vibe of the album: it’s a fun light-hearted semi-introspection into the mind of Aminé. I personally enjoyed this aspect of his project It’s like it had serious themes but didn’t take itself too seriously. Many of the main characters have died and come back to life multiple times. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, after all, Aminé’s style is jovial in nature, and though he speaks on what’s on his mind, it wouldn’t be authentically Aminé if he deviated from himself. In the Dragon Ball series, death is not permanent. Not once did I actually feel like he was trying to make his impactful lyrics impactful, and the entire album was about him taking responsibility for himself and alluding to the possibility of a family in the future he even mentions the death of Kobe Bryant multiple times in the album. Friends were telling me that it was something that I had to hear for myself and experience, and I’ve got to admit that when the first words of the album played (which happened to be “This is that sh*t that you like… This is like some sh*t you go pick your homie up from jail with”) I knew I was going to be in for an interesting time.Īminé has a penchant for bringing in his jocular side when he is saying something that should be a serious topic. Limbo was released in its entirety on the 7th of August, and even before I got to listen to it, there was a buzz around it that I felt from every angle. But his newest album, Limbo just might bring Aminé the accolades that he deserves. Whoever” were all jam-worthy tracks that never really got the exposure that they deserved. “ Spice Girl”, “ REDMERCEDES”, even “ Dr. An all-out rap bubbler with a hugely playful element, Amin comments After the release of Limbo I took some time to experiment and challenge myself to.
There is something that needs to be said about Aminé: He is as underrated as they come! Not only did he start off his career with an absolute banger in “ Caroline”, but he has done nothing but produce bangers since. Portland superstar releases his newest work, Limbo.
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