An intriguing concept, exceptional production, and captivating lyricism ensure that a trip to Cadillactica is one that will stick with you for life.
Cadillactica is the one of the best albums released this year, and the best album from a southern hip hop artist in years.
Cadillactica ... is a confident piece of work even during the slower jazz rap sections.
Cadillactica is an album where an artist launches a superior second act while losing none of the essential elements that made the first so powerful.
Cadillactica surpasses the rudimentary purpose of filling his sophomore album slot, sending fans swirling through a textured orbit of flavourful production and detailed storytelling.
Even without much mainstream appeal, K.R.I.T.’S relatability keeps it accessible, and ultimately, Cadillactica proves to be something the game barely knew it needed.
While Cadillactica is, overall, K.R.I.T.'s modest trump of Live From the Underground, the album's Grade A cuts are hardly a match for the last album's highest-highs.
The underwhelming projects in KRIT's discography can always be a little confusing. The dude is so naturally talented, to see him slip up is rather odd. And while KRIT IZ HERE is the more recent one in people's memory, I thought that album was passable. However, Cadillactica was a really noticeable turnover for KRIT at the time of its release. This was just after Kendrick's Control verse and, to counter, KRIT dropped Mt. Olympus, the end-all, be-all best Control response to be made. That high ... read more
After hearing the original 'Mt. Olympus', (which is the song of the year), I was hoping this would be good and K.R.I.T. has done it. After the slightly disappointing official debut album, 'Live From the Underground', and the same old sounding 'King Remembered in Time', I feel like with this album K.R.I.T. has come closest to matching the success of his first three free albums/mixtapes or whatever they're labelled as. I felt like with 'King Remembered in Time' that he was getting repetitive with ... read more
I personally don't think Cadillactica is as great as an album compared to K.R.I.T.'s other work. It's kind of generic and a bit uninspiring as well. Now with the negatives aside, the rapping is great. The production is a pretty nice step up from last time and it's enjoyable as well. A bit long though and kind of boring to get through if you ask me.
1 | Kreation (Intro) 3:20 | 55 |
2 | Life 3:30 | 65 |
3 | My Sub Pt. 3 (Big Bang) 3:11 | 75 |
4 | Cadillactica 4:28 | 70 |
5 | Soul Food 3:48 feat. Raphael Saadiq | 75 |
6 | Pay Attention 4:10 feat. Rico Love | 65 |
7 | King of the South 3:32 | 80 |
8 | Mind Control 4:05 feat. E-40, Wiz Khalifa | 70 |
9 | Standby (Interlude) 1:39 | 55 |
10 | Do You Love Me 3:48 | 65 |
11 | Third Eye 4:00 | 70 |
12 | Mo Better Cool 4:46 | 70 |
13 | Angels 3:46 | 70 |
14 | Saturdays = Celebration 4:14 feat. Jamie N Commons | 75 |
15 | Lost Generation 3:57 feat. Lupe Fiasco | 75 |
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