SXMPLELIFE has been bootlegging again. Trina and Weezy F Baby’s (say the ‘Baby’ if you feel like it) “Don’t Trip” skips past Mannie Fresh’s blubbering original into a strumming howl. Without tainting the vocals, SXMPLE revisits Trina’s hit through the dark shatters of a thick cloud.
SXMPLE borrows the levity of Harry Fraud’s “Bird On A Wire”, instrumental, harping a distant flute. Standing on one leg, meditating over a dark forest, SXMPLE flattens a stillness throughout the bowl of his instrumental. A pinging bass rumbles a flicker into the trees, suspending Trina’s hair over a hushed//windy embrace. SXMPLE’s hi-hat shake peppers drum slaps, creating a texturized experienced. He loops a methodical reflection around Trina and Weezy’s hood-hoppin original, completely reimagining this classic track.
SXMPLE has been focusing his efforts on tightening his imagination around tracks that already have a long history, demonstrating his important capacity to expand on already-established work. He has a unique ability to understand the history of a track in order to push it to the place it would’ve wound up in our current era. There are no glitches or missed opportunities, SXMPLE perfectly tunes a new story into “Don’t Trip”.
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-CUTT CZAR (HERONALD REAGAN)
FORMERLY KNOWN AS : FRANKLIN WEATHERFIELD AKA DENZEL SPLASHINGTON AKA PATOIS VUITTON AKA CHUCKDEGAULLE