DJ Bobby Black

Bobby Black is back in the building. It's been a minute since he had a review and it's a half blend half R&B joint at that. Blends are in a funny spot overall right now. What's apparent is that with the lack of quality new music it's actually affecting the quality of blends. Now more than ever DJs are pulling from classic beats and acapellas to sustain the mix. Not sure about the "theme" of this project tho..."Hypnotic". Looks like a regular collection of blends back to back and some R&B...simple but we'll see if its effective.

The "Intro" has energy, gotta give Bobby Black credit for that and the cuts were on point too. The first blend tho, "Run It" didn't really sustain that energy captured on the intro. "Still On It" would have been a better jump off if you ask me. "Yo" followed up and kilt the energy again...maybe it's just Chris Brown, who knows; tempos from blend to blend got me up and down. If you're a blend fan you know yo need that smooth shit over hard as concrete beats and "So Sick" delivers over a rarely used Wu Tang beat. That's it for the blends people. The R&B rounds out the rest of the project. If I hear "Bartender" one more time I might go find T-Pain and stab him in the neck with an ice pick. Besides stabbing T Pain, I was diggin' "S.O.S" by Robin Thicke. This joint needs an official remix and it would rule the airwaves. - RapMullet.com

Da Young Gunna’s newest project may be moderately overselling itself with the title. Definitely not the album everyone is anticipating, this assortment of industr-beat freestyles and original singles is an above-average attempt at satisfying his anxious enthusiasts. Jody demonstrates the familiar flow he’s acclaimed for on tracks like “Dope Boy Swag,” “Bitch Get Off Me,” and “Let’s Ride,” and offers an escape from his norm on “She Don’t Want You.” There are no bells and whistles here, just straight Breeze, and one invited guest (“Ghetto” ft. Yo Gotti). Throughout his pre-album, Jody claims he’s the answer to the void in Hip Hop – well, we’re eagerly awaiting his grand emergence. – Ms. Rivercity - Ozone Mag / Ms. Rivercity

DJ Bobby Black- Down And Dirty (Lil Wayne Limited Edition) The "Down & Dirty King" is back straight from the A with another mixtape classic. For those who don't know Lil Wayne is that %@#& (fill in the blanks) right now and he has the streets going nuts! Not only does DJ Bobby Black deliver on this one but he serves up a filling meal as well (no appetizer) just the main course only. This "Best Of Lil Wayne" is for the avid Lil Wayne junkie who likes that raw southern gumbo flava style of hip hop. If you pick up any Lil Wayne mixtape then this is the mixtape that needs to be in your collection.

Tracklist:

1. DJ Bobby Black Intro
2. Lil Wayne - Carter 3 Intro
3. Lil Wayne - All Alone
4. Shop Boyz ft. Lil Wayne - Rock Star
5. Playa Circle ft. Lil Wayne - Diffle Bag Boy
6. USDA ft. Lil Wayne - White Girl (rmx)
7. Freakky ft. Lil Wayne - Beat Without Bass
8. Birdman ft. Lil Wayne - Poppin Bottles
9. Lil Wayne - Get To The Money
10. Jody Breeze ft. Lil Wayne - Rookie Of The Year
11. Juelz Santana ft. Lil Wayne - Birds Flying High
12. Lil Wayne - Dying
13. Lil Wayne - Shot To The Heart
14. Lil Wayne - Pussy MVP
15. Lil Wayne - South Music
16. Lil Wayne - Cryed Out
17. Lil Wayne - Dear Lord
18. Lil Wayne ft. Trina - Prostitute (rmx)
19. DJ Khaled ft. Lil Wayne - Holla At Me
20. Lil Wayne - Go DJ
21. Juvenile ft. Lil Wayne - We On Fire
22. Kelly Rowland ft. Lil Wayne - Like This (rmx)
23. Lloyd ft. Lil Wayne - I Want You
24. Lloyd ft. Lil Wayne - Get Shawty (rmx)
25. DJ Bobby Black Outro - Yoraps.com