Stoked, Aminé is set to work, while also carrying on the lineage of many who Now, with his musical foundation secure and his ambition Surrounding myself with people I want to surround myself with. “All that came out because I had extra time,” Aminé says. Spritely “Compensating,” pensive “Can’t Decide,” candid “My Reality” and braggadocios It was in these sessions that standouts on Limbo were crystalized, like the The west coast and traveled to Toronto to work with producers (and friends), But, perhaps even more important than either of thoseīenefits, Aminé now had more time to craft his sophomore LP in full. The mixtape gave Aminé another hit and allowed him to go onĪ new global tour. Give myself more time, I put out my mixtape, OnePointFive, which did a lot for me.” “But I knew I had to put out music,” Aminé says. Was going to take longer to construct the cohesive work than he’d first As he began to build the album, though, he realized it Ideas, things that had bubbled up from long stints on the road, along withįresh ideas and flows. Hopped in the studio almost immediately and began putting down new thoughts and Aminé began the record directly coming off tour for his debut While “Caroline” was the start to Aminé’s career, Limbo will prove to be a giant leapįorward still. Aminé showcases his musical dexterity throughout his rapping and clever lyricism.“After high school,” he says, “I couldn’t use that equipmentĪnymore because I didn’t go there anymore. Limbo’s deluxe ends with another new, euphonious track,”Solid.” Amine continuously declares his authenticity repeating, “I’m solid” over Marche’ Black’s heavenly, cocoa-buttered background vocals. Recruiting Unknown Mortal Orchestra, the pair deliver this soft, harmonious tune. He rants on about how his partner just brings warmth to his core. Beginning with “Buzzin,” Amine flat out sings his heart out about finding a partner who makes him “feel like someone.” With a slow voice, he whips out this passionate rap melody. Melodies intensify on the project’s final two tracks. Then he post a pic up and say, “Aminé a ho” Amine – Chicken I’m eatin’ lunch with my mom, n***a, get out my zone

Then he really got the nerve to ask a n***a for mo’ I’m just shy and I don’t wanna take a photoīut I do it and I’m nice, then I give ’em promo Much like the overall theme of the album, “Chicken” finds Aminé highlighting his own personal issues with fame and publicity in his verse. As the Deluxe continues, Aminé provides the charismatic, cartoonish harmony for the smoker anthem, “Gelato.” On the confident “Talk,” Aminé delivers bold, self-assuring bars as he proclaims that he has to not only talk his sh*t, but back it up as well.Īnd my eyes real, real low from the petrol (True)īut you can’t hate when my chain cost your payroll (Damn) His way with melodies and harmonies infused into his flow makes him such a force within the industry. Much like artists such as Drake whom have come before him, Aminé successfully utilizes a perfect blend of singing and rapping. The heat simply amplifies on the Valee-assisted “Zack & Cody.” Over Tay creations futuristic, unorthodox beat, Aminé and Valee both deliver subtle yet hard-hitting verses on their sexual skillfulness and various encounters, high wealth, and luxury living. He also likens his female companion to the brand known as Mr. Over Pi’erre Bourne’s notable, bouncy production, Aminé welcomes listeners to “Aminé University.” He notes that from his style, swagger, and work ethic, no one compares to him.

Clean,” the West Coast rapper sets the tone with nimble lyricism and animated flow. Picking back up where he left off, Aminé continues to apply pressure on the additional tracks. The Deluxe features Valee, Saba, Toosii, and more. For his first ever Deluxe project, the Portland rapper recruits a small roster of artists. 4), the revamped project features 7 new songs as well as 4 visuals. Four months after its release and Aminé is back with the Deluxe edition of the album.

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