Backed by quality production from both Pharrell and Ye, Push delivers a solid follow-up to DAYTONA.
It may be less vital and refined than Daytona, but It’s Almost Dry feels far more expansive and is arguably more instantly enjoyable than its predecessor.
With fourth solo album It's Almost Dry, Pusha T does what he does best -- deliver larger than life storytelling rhymes about drug dealing and street struggles -- only bigger, better, and more polished to perfection than before.
It’s Almost Dry is a good rap record that delivers a few hard hitting tracks, some great production and bar-for-bar excellence by one of the best rappers in the game, but the album lacks the bite of past releases.
Even if It's Almost Dry isn't the flawless masterpiece that many had hoped Push would deliver this time around, it's still a great album with many standout moments.
It's Almost Dry is as its name suggests, not sharp enough to scare, not consistent enough to shine as it should. If we see the glass as half full, we can say that it remains an interesting adventure.
It's no surprise to say that Pusha T has been sitting comfortably at the table of Hip Hop's greatest for 20 years now. He will be a legend in the pantheon. Whether it's with Clipse, the group with his brother in the 2000s, his solo career the following decade until the presidency of the label ... read more
𝘐𝘵’𝘴 𝘈𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘋𝘳𝘺 is Pusha T’s best album yet. This album was certainly worth the 4 year wait, as it is one of my highlights of the decade. The production here is significantly more memorable than on his last 3 albums. Pusha’s verse sound much more clean and developed than his last LP, and I highly prefer this style. Every single feature slaps hard, especially the Kanye feature, which I returned to countless times in the last few days. ... read more
Favourite: Neck & Wrist (feat. JAY-Z & Pharrell)
Worst: Call My Bluff
1. Brambleton - 9
[Straight flames]
2. Let the Smokers Shine the Coupes - 8.5
[Honestly don't get how this guy makes so many songs about drugs, how does this man always do quality material with this stuff]
3. Dreamin Of The Past (feat. Kanye West) - 8
[Wasn't much of Kanye feature vocally lol, still a decent track though]
4. Neck & Wrist (feat. JAY-Z & Pharrell) - 10
[The Pharrell production, the Jay ... read more
Kanye and Pharrell take one half of the album each and fully produce it. This approach is obvious through listening from front to back and makes for a pretty entertaining project. Overall, it's standard Pusha T, who has cemented his sound with this album. 7.5/10
The first half is phenomenal, but it slightly falls off after that. Still very good overall
1 | Brambleton 2:50 | 84 |
2 | Let The Smokers Shine The Coupes 2:30 | 85 |
3 | Dreamin Of The Past 2:53 feat. Kanye West | 88 |
4 | Neck & Wrist 3:29 feat. JAY-Z, Pharrell Williams | 85 |
5 | Just So You Remember 2:58 | 82 |
6 | Diet Coke 3:00 | 87 |
7 | Rock N Roll 3:53 feat. Kanye West, Kid Cudi | 79 |
8 | Call My Bluff 2:48 | 72 |
9 | Scrape It Off 2:32 feat. Lil Uzi Vert, Don Toliver | 74 |
10 | Hear Me Clearly 2:21 with Nigo | 81 |
11 | Open Air 2:12 | 77 |
12 | I Pray For You 4:21 | 86 |
#1 | / | Consequence of Sound |
#3 | / | Complex |
#5 | / | TIME |
#6 | / | Rolling Stone |
#8 | / | Entertainment Weekly |
#10 | / | NPR Music |
#10 | / | The Ringer |
#11 | / | Passion of the Weiss |
#12 | / | Billboard |
#12 | / | Okayplayer |
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