New collaborative EP from Buffalo, New York emcee & singer Elcamino alongside Stamford, Connecticut emcee Fuego Base. Each of whom have already been establishing themselves with Mino placing out an eponymous EP below Griselda Data in 2017 & after all Base garnering traction off the Say Dat trilogy. Being on Black Soprano Household Data collectively for a pair years at this level, they’ve determined to staff up & take their duo title after WWE Corridor of Famers in addition to file 10-time WCW World Tag Workforce Champions & former RoW Tag Workforce Champions Harlem Warmth.
“Promise” kicks all of it off with a crooning pattern boasting of not having to fret in regards to the neighbors since they don’t even have any whereas “Starvation Video games” shrugs off every & each one of many fools hypothesis of being in dangerous offers except for a questionable Diddy line. “Free Griselda Ticket” works in a heavy piano pattern to speak about being within the shifting enterprise earlier than rap whereas “Luxurious Dope” that includes Jay Worthy finds the trio guaranteeing the lean coming if a fiend standing straight. “Defend Me” strips the drums to get God to maintain watching over them going ahead & “Gave ‘Em Hope” ends by speaking about holding hate not being a great means for them to dwell.
Figured we might’ve gotten a sequel to Shifting Base O.T. because it got here round this precise time a 12 months in the past, however Harlem Warmth leaves sufficient of a long-lasting impression concerning what each events can do collectively when paired. Fuego Base’s comparability of himself to present NXT commentator, 2-time WWE Corridor of Famer, 6-time WWE world champion, 4-time WWE United States Champion, 14-time WWE tag staff champion, 2-time WWE Hardcore Champion, RoW Tag Workforce Champion & TNA World Tag Workforce Champion Booker T is validated & the best way Elcamino’s supply compliments Fuego’s feels harking back to former RoW Tag Workforce Champion, WWE Corridor of Famer, WCW World Tv Champion & 10-time WCW World Tag Workforce Champion Stevie Ray.
Rating: 7/10