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Sese – Your Favourite Rappers Worst Nightmare [Review]

Posted Nov 17th, 2010 by Kern Carter | 1 Comment

St. Catherines, ON – Wow! Who said gangster rap was dead. Sese takes a no holds barred approach to Your Favourite Rappers Worst Nightmare (YFRWN) mixtape. He sets the tone from the very first bar of his intro, burning through bars on beats reminiscent of Prodigy in his hey day. But apart from the hard flows and cut throat lyrics, Sese was able to achieve a level of cohesiveness with YFRWN not usually particular to a mixtape.

His sound is consistent all the way through, whether going bar to bar with Luu Breeze on “Pow,” or blending cooly with the smooth vocals of JRDN on “It Aint Safe.” Whatever the track or whoever the feature, Sese always stood out, not getting lost trying to compromise his style, instead bending the production to match his energy. YFRWN is a banger for the streets; that blast in your car, don’t care about nothing type of music, filled with enough punch-lines and “tough talk” to satisfy any true hip-hop junkie.

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Written by Kern Carter for HipHopCanada

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Posted by Kern Carter

My love for words started at the same time in my life as conscious thought. My intrigue for language took me through to university where I graduated with a degree in English, and where my passion for music really took off. I was and still am a fan of all genres of music, but the hip-hop culture has inspired me more than all, and I plan on using my gift of wordplay to not only involve myself in the culture, but have an influence on its development first within Toronto, then hopefully around the world. My writing has taken me down many paths, including song writing for some of Canada’s up and coming talents like Krystle Dos Santos and Linda Luztono, to published freelance articles about various topics, from social matters to sports and entertainment. I now hope to continue my growth as a writer and as a person of influence in Canadian culture overall.