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NxWorries - Yes Lawd! (2016) [FLAC]
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NxWorries - Yes Lawd! (2016) [FLAC]

  Genre: Hip Hop
  Styles: Beats, Wonky, Lo-fi
  Source: CD (log + cue)
  Codec: FLAC
  Bit rate: ~ 900 kbps
  Bit depth: 16
  Sample rate: 44.1 kHz

  01 Intro 
  02 Livvin 
  03 Wngs 
  04 Best One 
  05 What More Can I Say 
  06 Kutless 
  07 Lyk Dis 
  08 Can't Stop
  09 Get Bigger / Do U Luv 
  10 Khadijah 
  11 H.A.N. 
  12 Scared Money
  13 Suede 
  14 Starlite 
  15 Sidepiece 
  16 Jodi 
  17 Link Up 
  18 Another Time 
  19 Fkku   

  NxWorries appeared in early 2015 on Stones Throw with "Suede." Knxwledge provided the dazed production, its beat a clipped gait -- Gil Scott-Heron/Brian Jackson's "The Bottle" stretched and dragged to support Anderson Paak's freewheeling vehicular exhibition and macking seminar. Dr. Dre then sought Paak for extensive work on Compton, while the rising Knxwledge produced "Momma" on To Pimp a Butterfly and released a Stones Throw album. As Paak and Knxwledge sustained their prominence with separate collaborative and solo work, their activity as a unit gradually escalated to this full-length, released during the fourth quarter of 2016. It includes "Suede," two other cuts from an EP originally released as a download in late 2015, and 40 additional minutes of keenly bent and smudged soul loops. Though Paak is an accomplished musician and bandleader, as seen throughout 2016 in several televised performances to promote Malibu, he sticks strictly to singing and rapping, leaving Knxwledge to handle all the music. Reflective of their collaborative alias, Paak doesn't sound particularly bothered, apart from some irritation related in "H.A.N.," a deflection of leeches and critics, and some serious concerns and confessions within the supremely dreamy "Khadijah." Otherwise, he keeps it lighthearted as an irrepressible rolling stone. Audibly and lyrically coarse, he rarely sounds less than entirely self-satisfied and at least a little amused, whether he's dealing out wisecracking wordplay or quoting J Dilla as he deftly coasts over and darts between the beats