Little Vic is back, and flexing talent and lyrical dexterity on his single. This joint has that has a “spaced out” sound utilizing sound effects that one would suppose from the Raytheon Don. The tracks sparse approach gives Vic the floor to lay bar after bar without chorus, making your brain do a few back flips as he connects ideas and concepts everso cleverly.
Loyalty Electric…will we see it? I hope so. I can’t wait for another Little Vic project!
Someone needs to bring this song and video to light. This is that smooth dopeness we fiend for with some of the smoothest emcees in the game. First off, it’s produced by the legend, Statik Selektah. It’s definitely a groove. And DanO, Little Vic, Bobby J From Rockaway, and none other than Boldy James, drop some serious gems on this piece. Everything about this track is a win and man, Bobby J really brought those bars home. Some serious dope!
DanO, Bobby J, and Little Vic link up for the fly track, Per Usual, which is heavy on the lyrical content and flavor. It’s got some light hearted flair with Vic on the boards for this one, but again the pen game shines with each emcee doing proper work.
Rasheed Chappell and Little Vic linking up once again for their video single, Narcan. “This is more than just art, it’s arson”. Chappell summarized this cut in one line. He stands a man apart with his music, not settling in with any particular trends, and gimmicks and just giving you that raw, yet polished work. And the chemistry with Vic is unquestionable as these two have rolled out a pair of sonic triumphs.
Album, A Portrait Of, drops on December 9th.
Rasheed Chappell dropping some street insight with proper poetic perspective over a production that Little Vic simply made cry. You hear how though one might be removed from those streets you grew up on, you still embrace and stay connected. This joint is short but really poignant.
Chappell has a new album dropping, A Portrait Of, on December 9th. Mark it down. Not to be missed.
Little Vic has a new dope single out that you are all going to want to hear. He keeps is consistently fresh, this time on both the mic and behind the boards. This may be one of my favorite productions from him and of course, his penchant for flipping the English language in rhyme is on display just as brilliant as ever. Enjoy!
I missed this Little Vic track from over a week ago, but it deserves A LOT of love. This joint produced by Erick Sermon is sounding all sorts of epic! Sermon’s production here is nothing short of remarkable. I love the horn sample and the drums hit hard. Vic then demolishes the track with wordplay that only he’s capable of putting together. I mean he is flipping on names on this track that will have you rewinding and playing back again. You can’t say that about too much material these days!
Reks and Little Vic get busy over a fresh production for the single, Reversed Latin. The lyricism and cadence of each emcee is complimentary, making this short track packed with quotables such as this one from Vic.
You ain’t got no fucking power here / Try to wrestle my thoughts , leave em’ cauliflower ear
Little Vic is back with some new and rare music from his vaults. The man really has been prolific over the years, but much of it has not yet been heard. Now enter his upcoming project, Loosies 2, which is set to drop later this month. Here you will get to hear some of the depth of his work. But for now check the single, HAARP. There’s a little double etendre happening here, if you are able to pick it up.
Vic Orena a/k/a Little Vic is never short on the linguistics. You always get maximum wordplay on his verses. It’s not so much based on metaphors and similes but an overall and relentless flow. There’s also much double etendre to be had here. DJ Insite laces the head nodder on this cut.
Stay impressed folks!
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