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LA RECENSIONE
Some have big chains.
Some have "puttanone".
Some even have mink coats.
Some have connections with Networks.
Some have their shows on Networks.
Some have connections with Pop Stars.
Some have connections with Nu Metal stars.
Some have connections with video directors.
Some have submission to the demands of the target.
Some need fame.
Some always have the blunt in hand.
Some have time to make movies.
He doesn't have these things. But he has style and imagination. The others do not.
The others drown in deep water, he swims in it. He sees the big umbrellas from afar: Xzibit builds sandcastles. With the next Snoop Dogg album: bucket and spade included. Eminem: Branded boxers. Outkast: Twin deck chairs. Krunk-Crew: Cocktail umbrellas. Wu-Tang: A faux leather kimono.
My name is El-P: a producer of rap tunes.
And not only that.
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Summary by Bot
This review praises El-P's album High Water for its distinctive style and imaginative approach to rap music. Unlike many mainstream artists who rely on fame, connections, or gimmicks, El-P focuses on creative authenticity. The review highlights how El-P swims in deep water where others drown, setting him apart from peers like Xzibit and Eminem. Overall, it acknowledges the album's compelling originality and artistic integrity.Tracklist
El-P
Jaime Meline, known professionally as El-P, is an American hip hop artist and producer; founding member of Company Flow and founder of the Definitive Jux label. He produced Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein and released acclaimed solo albums including Fantastic Damage (2002), I'll Sleep When You're Dead (2007) and Cancer for the Cure (2012). He is also known for later collaborative work with other artists.04 Reviews
