You can see them below and expect more on his possible next drop with La Flame. So today, XXL went through and spotlighted 15 of those instances. Throughout the past 12 years, Kid Cudi’s hums have increasingly been out of this world.
The routine tactic on songs like “Lovin’ Me” help create a dreamy ascension. Of course, he kept that same energy on his latest album, Man on the Moon III, too. “Make ’em go dumb with them hums,” he raps.įully leaning into the narrative of his notorious vibrations, the next few years would birth some of his best yet alongside his mentor Kanye West (“Waves” and “Reborn”) and mentee and group mate Travis Scott (“Through The Late Night” and “Stop Trying to Be God"). On tracks like “Surfin’,” Cudi even bragged about how addicting they were to the human ear. However, it was Cudi’s Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’ album that marked the full arrival and hum eruption. Take for example his track “My World” featuring Billy Craven from Man on the Moon, “Ghost!” on Man on the Moon II, “Immortal” on Indicud or the title track on Satellite Flight. Rick Ross, Swizz Beatz, Lil Jon, Beanie Sigel, Tech N9ne, The Clipse, Kobe. Devils Got A Hold of Me (featuring Hip Hop supergroup Slaughterhouse), Cool Head (featuring Kid Cudi) and more. Album DescriptionFrom there, Kid Cudi's melodic technique was embraced as a lead instrument on each project he dropped moving forward. Additional Track Information Give the Drummer Some songs: 9: Cool Head (with Travis Barker / Kid Cudi) 4:40 : 10: Raw. See More Your browser does not support the audio element. Fans who feed on the rapper's Eminem-meets-Freddy Krueger style are going to find that Tech is communicating his inner demons as vividly as ever, and that the dark carnival music still holds strong with returning favorites Ruben Armstrong, YoungFyre, and Robert Rebeck handling most of the production. Boy." It gets shockingly dark from here, with victims being thrown "In the Trunk," while past acquaintances are addressed in "Killing You," but you don't come to a Tech N9ne album for sunshine and light.
Guests Three 6 Mafia prove a perfect choice to set the tone with their eerie work on "Demons," while the fantastic foursome of Big Scoob, Kutt Calhoun, Skatterman, and Bumpy Knuckles are just as welcome on Tech's version of guys night out, "B. Coming before the official intro, the opening "Show Me a God" is one giant highlight of a prelude as Tech deals with his mother's failing health and offers a more humble examination of despair than the heavy-handed epic that follows. is a concept album at its core, telling the story of Tech was the "King of Darkness" and dividing it into three acts: Anger, Madness, and The Hole. Remarkably, Tech N9ne's second release of 2009 is as driven, ambitious, and satisfying as his first, the collaboration filled Sickology 101.
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