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    Emtee’s LOGAN created the sonority for the South African trap [Review]

    AmosflashBy Updated:No Comments2 Mins Read

    Emtee’s Logan created the perfect soundscape for the South African trap and hardcore transcending flows.

    Emtee dexterity and capability manifested as he raps and sings in both English and South African language known as Zulu.

    Emtee’s LOGAN created the sonority for the South African trap [Review]
    Emtee’s LOGAN artwork
    The album LOGAN displays a self-assured and professionally inclined Emtee who’s in his bag and comfort zone musically.

    However, seamlessly connecting his supremacy and mastery, which range from Afropop to R&B, kwaito and others.

    Emtee’s LOGAN created the sonority for the South African trap [Review]
    Emtee
    Emtee is one of the pioneers of new generational rappers in South Africa using both English and south Africa to infuse different sounds and styles, cadences and deliveries.

    Also, walking through the journey of LOGAN encompass a discography that’s built on self-respect, family and companionship.

    Emtee’s LOGAN created the sonority for the South African trap [Review]
    Emtee
    Emtee groundbreaking and critically acclaimed 2015 debut album Avery was named after his firstborn son, having a direction and a concept towards a project is a very laudable remark.

    Emtee’s LOGAN created the sonority for the South African trap [Review]
    Emtee with sons
    In addition, the track `Revolutionary` is a great introduction to a cohesively produced project like the Logan, a song dedicated to the youths, expressing gratitude to the streets.

    Emtee practically envisioned the future by enlisting talented artists on the project instead of just big names without the fear of commercial posterity.

    On the track, Long way exempts on love umbrella and emotional expressiveness with great singing ballads on a trap soul instrumentation.

    Also, another emotional track has to be Wave, a special track that reminisced a lot of memories, from childhood to the street and hustle to the top.

    Cohesively from the intro to the transition of the chorus and the sprinkle of Zulu hooks, Emtee sings from the heart as he pours his emotions out on the track.

    Ratings:

    Production quality

    Tracklisting

    Songwriting

    Intro

    Outro

     70%

    75%

    75%

    70%

    75%

    Mid = 0.00

    Average = 0.01

    Good = 2.5

    Excellent = 2.5

    Conclusion:

    Mp3bullet gives the project an 70% (Good) general rating