That is the sixth EP from New Orleans, Louisiana primarily based emcee/producer La Reezy. Introducing himself in 2023 off the full-length studio debut Reeborn, he would go on to observe it up with the debut EP We All Want Assist in addition to each Welcome to La Reezyana & Pardon Me, I’m Completely different previous the self-produced Lareezyana Shakedown this previous September. The latter I’d personally inform you is the best factor he’s made thus far. Coming off Free99$ nevertheless, the Chief of da Uth isn’t seeking to decelerate.
“Potna” comes off the rip with a boisterous soiled south instrumental speaking about him on the brink of flip on this bitch whereas “Respect da Yungin’” as soon as once more throws it again to late 90s period No Restrict & Money Cash Data demanding some due regards placed on his title. “Da Coldest Prophet” leans in direction of a extra soulful vibe speaking about striving for greatness & after the “You Acquired It” skit, the ultimate music “Man of da Hour” finishes his proclamation as Chief of da Uth by talking of being the holy one.
Whether or not it’s the co-signs from Tyler, The Creator & J. Cole or spitting a verse throughout that Rap’s New Class cypher On the Radar not too long ago put out, La Reezy has been constantly making case after case as to why he’s one among New Orleans’ most attention-grabbing artists on the rise & Chief of da Uth will almost definitely make up for anybody who discovered themselves on the fence with Free99$. The manufacturing right here is stronger than the latter, fluctuating between the soiled south vibes from nearly 3 many years prior & sampling chops to maintain dropping the playful but mature material he’s been recognized for.
Rating: 8/10