B.O.C Madaki – Sorry Please Thanks EP | @BOCMadaki
need no jazz man to
tell us how much pressure was on the Beehive MC to deliver another
solid piece of work.
After listening to the new album about 20 times, I can confidently say
that B.O.C is here to
dominate the music scene.
The EP itself is a declaration that the rap champ B.O.C means nothing
but business. The album featured various acts from a wider
range, the featured artistes are; C. Man, Stesh, Abbysinia, Lee
rhymes, Black house, Kenny wonder and Pheroshuz.
Productions credit: Eskay, C Man, Shambee Puzzle, Benzeeno, Kenny
Wonder, Sinama Beat, Sarom and Balani.
Track By Track Reviews:
1. Knock Knock: As the first track, this serves as an introduction
into the album, and being a very dope tune it easily explores the
audience
into expecting nothing aside excellence as they delve deeper into the
project. What a way
to start an album! Very good!!
2. Madarar Lebe: No need for too much talk. The song proved to be a
solid follow-up to knock-knock. B.O.C definitely worked hard to
deliver on this one and from the response from the streets; I can't
but agree that it's another
laudable track.
3. Dari Bisa Dari: This is clean hip-hop cut! Affirming the fact that
his rapping skill is heavy, B.O.C continues engineering this musical
garden " Sorry please thanks" with Dari Bisa Dari.
4. Really Real ft. Pheroshuz:
B.O.C enlists the iconic pheroshuz (pherow the great) to deliver
stellar and dope verse on this joint. B.O.C as usual soars with this
dope rap number. Very impressive track!.
5. Do That ft Kenny wonder: After jamming to this tune, I was like,
was that B.O.C?? Ahhh!! The versatility on this tune was very very
100!! The track left thousands suggesting that B.O.C can make a better
pop artiste without much
efforts. Thanks to Kenny wonder and B.O.C, this is a PLUS!! One has to
think that Wizkid is missing from this though….
6. Pennates ft Lee rhymes: This song is actually one of my picks from
the project. Both artistes tirelessly and flawlessly delivered on the
Shambee produced instrumental. This song
will definitely get heads nodding. Plus the hook is catchy. What more
can you ask for?
7. Sorry Please Thanks : Uhm, this is the theme song!!! Lets just move
to the next track for obvious reasons… I rate this song 5/5.
8. Big brother ft C. Man: Already proving that he is a musical
chameleon, B.O.C forges deeper
into the ragga genre with the inspiring and oriental influenced 'big
brother' featuring vocal from producer extraordinaire C.Man. This is
one tune you can't ignore!!
9. Mama (Skit): This features B.O.C's mum, I don't know, but I find
this very emotional tho'.
10. Himma: This is another inspiring track to not only upcoming
artists, but to anybody that has a dream. B.O.C used words
manipulation to show that focus and determination can take
you to heights that may not look feasible. Key message: Believe in
yourself. It's a song with a
strong message that should not be slept on.
11. Sir Abubakar ft Abyssinia : This is supposedly the new beehive's
anthem. B.O.C and Abyssinia did justice to the beat as they both
perfectly laced very impressive verses on this tune…
12. Sabada ft Stesh: 'Sabada' used to be a very renowned hausa chorus,
but mehn! This dudes just gave us the retouched and modern
version of 'Sabada'. B.O.C once more showed how versatile he can be on
this one. 'Sabada' might not pack the punches but it is a pretty
decent offering. Less I forget, big ups to Stesh he slayed this song
kpata kpata!!
13. Home Coming ft Black house: Saved the last for best? Home coming
closes the musical
journey in grand style. Kudos to the brains behind the arrangement of
'Home coming', the production and especially the efforts of 'team
black house( Khris flamez and Black blinx)' who drove the song home
towards the final seconds of the album.
Conclusion: The versatility B.O.C showed not only in his lyrics but in
his choice of beats tells us that B.O.C is someone with a view of the
bigger picture. He makes good music, and for sure the people are
appreciating it.
Best regards B.O.C Madaki.
Overall Rating: 4/5
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