#HOODIE ALLEN NO INTERRUPTION ALBUM COVER PATCH#
Overall on the LatSnacks scale it’s not quite Sour Patch Watermelon but certainly Sour Cream and Onion Lays.
With plenty of replay value this this is short and sweet and should be listened to by all. Now I listened to them both, but I think I'll blog this one. 2 more plays and i’m dancing like a young Michael Scott.Įxecutive produced by !llmind, some exceptional features from Blackbear and KYLE, Hoodie puts together an incredibly enjoyable project. Hoodie Allen - 'No Interruption' (Acoustic) This guy in band with me was singing this before the pregame show, and he said the acoustic version was better. Towards the end of the song Hoodie transitions into an 808 Kanye style autotune breakdown which surprised me after first listen. The pop allure of pop-rap is easy to spot on Hoodie Allens EP Americoustic, as these guitar-strumming versions of the hip-hoppers early work could smoothly bridge Jack Johnson and Sublime on any given mixtape. A very piano heavy driven beat with monster drums makes this anthemic track one of the many stand-outs from this project. In my mind this is the 2016 version of his breakout hit, “No Interruption”. Though you may not agree yourself, my favorite song on the project is, “So Close to Happiness”. There is a 99.9% chance you will singing and dancing to this song in your car by yourself like I do on a regular basis. With a very Chance The Rapper-esque vibe this song takes you back to those days L riding with your homies in High School. Ome catchy-ass music and this is no different. This summertime anthem will have you clicking replay before the song even ends. Hoodie delves into the same stresses every 20- something goes through daily but does it all while you have a smile on your face.Īnother stand out track from the project is, “Remind Me Of”. Hoodie opens the album with the upbeat track, “Intro To Anxiety” produced by an artist you are surely sleeping on William Bolton whose piano and bass heavy beat makes you dive head first into this album and make you want to see whats next. This album is perfect for the old Hoodie fans who were hoping he’d stick to his roots as well as expand as an artist to reach a broader audience.
#HOODIE ALLEN NO INTERRUPTION ALBUM COVER INSTALL#
The installer may perhaps attempt to improve your homepage, online search engine and browser configurations or install 3rd party presents. Pretty impressive feat if I do say so myself. 3 No Interruption Mp3, No Interruption Mp3 downloaded for 448,252 times with Installation Take note: This program is bundled with adware. Coming off the success of his last album, People Keep Talking, Hoodie drops a FREE project that still manages to get to #1 on the iTunes HipHop chart. Hook - Hoodie Allen: Call 9-1-1 Tell the operator she aint lookin for a player We can have some fun We could be together from now until whenever Just call me up And Ill put out the fire that be burning inside We can roll in my ride and make the sirens go She make the sirens go Verse 2 - Hoodie Allen: Working cause I love it, do it for my. As a long-time Hoodie fan this is something we’ve be waiting for a hot minute. It’s only a matter of time before Hoodie lands a Top 40 hit, but until then he’s dropping off his debut EP, All American, on April 10.Hoodie Allen recently dropped his newest project, Happy Camper and we should all be happy he did. On the extremely catchy hook, Hoodie explains to his favorite girl (or OPP) that he’ll be more than glad to fulfill whatever needs she has. Produced by RJF, No Interruption is a bouncy and layered record that allows Hoodie to give us all some useful advice top of the list, make sure you neve date a girl you found on Craigslist. No Interruption (Acoustic) Lyrics: Yeah / I got a fake ID and a checklist / It goes never meet a girl on Craigslist / And never spend your money on a necklace / 3 square meals, homie gotta have. Hoodie Allen is that artist, and sure enough he was able to pull it off (again) on his latest single No Interruption. Hoodie Allen has also collaborated with a multitude of artists, including the likes. Recently, a Jewish rapper has been able to maintain that balance and, believe it or not, his name isn’t Aubrey Graham. His debut EP landed a spot on Billboard’s Top Albums, gaining popularity from singles like, No Interruption and No Faith In Brooklyn, and soon after, he released his popular 2013 mixtape, Crew Cuts, and first full-length album, People Keep Talking. Often, these breakthrough attempts end up on the brink of bubble gum pop or a failed attempt at a catchy hook resulting in pure Autotuned disaster. Having the ability to dish out Top 40 choruses like Rubio throwing alley oops while still being able to maintain a Hip Hop enthusiast’s attention has always been a challenge for many rappers.
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