Freddie gibbs madlib pinata zip mega full#

Freddie gibbs madlib pinata zip mega full#

The album is full of threatening bars and heart-stopping punchlines, and Freddie sounds like a beast throughout all of it. Lib provides Bandana with a handful of beats that sound like old soul records playing on warped vinyl, and Freddie handles them all like a pro. PiГ±ata is still one of Freddie's most-loved albums to date, so needless to say, there's a lot riding on its just-released followup, Bandana, Freddie Gibbs and Madlib's first full-length collab in five years.ДЇreddie's bars are blunt and clear, so they make for a nice contrast when they're up against producers who favor psychedelic sounds, as The Alchemist and Madlib both do. That was the case last year with his great collaborative album with Curren$y which was entirely produced by The Alchemist, and it was the case with 2014's PiГ±ata, which was entirely produced by Madlib. Freddie's tough, no-bullshit raps are cut from the cloth of aggressive '90s rap, so it's no surprise that he sounds best when he works with guys who actually made beats in the '90s. But every once in a while he taps into something that feels bigger and better than the albums and mixtapes he usually churns out (at an astonishing rate, I might add), and it usually happens when he's paired with the right producer for the entirety of a project.

For Freddie and his core fanbase, that's probably fine. He's the kind of guy who's absurdly skilled in the traditional sense but who almost never seems interested in keeping up with the times or writing a song that will cross over into non-hip hop worlds.