#H TOWN EMOTIONS ALBUM FREE#

February 11 in the Bronze Peacock Room at House Of Blues 1204 Caroline. Tim Ned and Fat Pimp will be bringing along Dontaskgen and B Val to kick off The Art of Ratchet Tour at 7 p.m.

#H TOWN EMOTIONS ALBUM FREE#

вЂњRatchet is that inner-person that most people are scared to show the world.вЂќ Explains Pimp, вЂњYou ever get ready to leave the house, you say, вЂI donвЂ™t know if I should wear this вЂcause people are going to judge me.вЂ™ Being вЂratchetвЂ™ is having that attitude to do whatever you want, and to have that free spirit, just not really givin' an вЂFвЂ™ what critics or haters are going to say, just worry about what you want to do.вЂќ Taking a spin on the stereotypically negative connotation of the word, the group has used it as a term to embrace the things that you like that others might disprove of. The Art of Ratchet is more than just an album, itвЂ™s a lifestyle. вЂњHouston is one of the few cities in the south that embraces their talent, they embrace their artists, they give the artist their bread while theyвЂ™re still living.вЂќ As Houston has learned to survive on its own, away from the bigger recording cities like Los Angeles and Atlanta, it has become a tighter, inner circle, with Houstonians showing an overbearing amount of support for local artists. Representing for the city only seems right after the embrace the city gives its artists. вЂњAnd itвЂ™s crazy traveling to like, Japan, and seeing that the screw culture is crazy out there!вЂќ adds Tim, вЂњThey really know songs word for word, it blew me away, theyвЂ™ve got grills, 84вЂ™s in the Cadillac, candy paint, all that! It goes beyond just Texas.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s a culture that everyone seems to want to copy nowвЂќ explains Fat Pimp, вЂњI remember when screw first came out, I took that music to the Midwest and nobody wanted to listen to it, but then ten years down the line, now everybody wants to use вЂscrewed upвЂ™ hooks.вЂќ But in Houston hip-hop artists Tim Ned and Fat PimpвЂ™s experience, that hasnвЂ™t always been the case. With multiple H-Town natives such as Megan Thee Stallion, Lizzo, and Travis Scott dominating the charts, and high profile, remote rappers like Drake and ASAP Rocky consistently acknowledging their Houston influence directly in their songs, the city is finally getting its praise for its original sounds. Riff had that jam, Everytime My Heart Beat.In recent years, HoustonвЂ™s hip-hop reputation has seen an increase in popularity. On the female acts like TLC, SWV, and EnVogue. Popularity especially when it comes to Silk. What's the difference between H-Town and Shai, Silk, freaking Intro or Riff lol. The totem poll compared to other acts from the 90's.Д«ut other than Jodeci, B2M and maybe BLACKstreet, all the other early-mid 90s r&b groups are at the same level.

They had an interesting episode but when you talk about acts from the 90's H Town is down on Hell I forgot about Emotions until you bought it up. Unless you're aДie hard fan their catalog isn't that memorable.

Most of their hits as the charts goes were prisoner of the moment. I like Part Time Lover but it could have easily passedДЇor a Jodeci song. Most recognizable song although I hated it. That may be true but I can understand how dude may have thought that. Man, I already done laid down how many Hits they had compared to Lakeside, the most recent Unsung artist and pretty sure they had more hits then this Wednesday's feature, Jennifer Holiday H-TOWNвЂ™s new EP Date Night is coming 202l to all streaming and digital downloading platforms with all new releases htown4life with features from Shai shairoglyphics and Kut Klose kutklose tabithakutklose lavonbattle.riseofkutklose Production Team albiedickson djpain1 ericrashadmusic leosolomon. That was my first thought after seeing the thread title.if they had another halfway decent song besides 'knocking the boots', its a mystery to most of the civilized world.

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