Aunque resulte dicotómico de cierto modo Jim Jones y Harry Fraud lograron crear un disco con fuertes bases gansta y a la vez tener una álgida postura política, en cuanto lo que busca transmitir con su mensaje; un ejemplo claro es la canción The People, donde se recupera todo lo que los movimientos de activismo racial han reclamado en los últimos años. Es ahí donde está el valor de The Fraud Department, en sus letras, en su compromiso por ... read more
Who will be the first rap artist to strike hard in 2021? Will it be Kendrick Lamar, finally releasing the follow up we've all been asking for? Will it be J Cole, who has been teasing a new release for a good deal of time now? Will it be Drake, who will overcome delays to his new record and a stunt to the latter half of his career's quality?
NAW, YOU DUMB BITCH, IT'S LA MUSICA DE HARRY FRAUD.
While the beats here are quality, Jim Jones surprisingly is the one that makes it all work. He's ... read more
Harry Fraud has been a favorite for over a decade now. He delivers us the finest records of Jim Jones's career. Jim's imagery and New Yorker stories make up content a step up from his last few, which weren't bad either. The benefit of working with one producer and creating a singular vision together proves superior to picking beats by various artists again. None of the copious features distract from his bars either and add accessibility like he hasn't had since his early career.