This track is off The Sugar Cayne Experiment Volume 1: Napoleon Da Legend, 'pon which Napoleon brings his weapons-grade lyricism together with an archive of beats Cayne crafted in 1995 to create a 10-track record worthy of the glory days of hip hop.
I already wrote a few words about this ambitious record, so I won't get into it here... but suffice to say, you will not find a record for free that is this dope anywhere. Even if it cost ten bucks, I would still tell you to cop it by any means, so since it's free, I will go so far as to say that you NEED to click here to download it if you haven't layed hands on it already!
"I'm very conscious about who I record with far as new artists is concerned, but when I wrote my verse I followed his lead because it was so powerful. It was that great that I [was] contemplating about buying the record from him. But this will be a cat y'all will be hearing from in the near future I'm co-signing that!" Strong words from a giant in the segment of rap fans likely to respond to Napoleon's brand of lyricism. Do your best to keep up with Napoleon on his blog, but I suggest you put on your seat belt!
holla!
-samax.
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