Jay Boogie, Look Who's Rhyming - 55m 24s

Tracks & Durations

1. Let me Introduce Myself	3:38
2. This is what I Do	4:01
3. The Write Stuff	4:53
4. Found and Lost	5:04
5. 411	2:35
6. I Can't Be	4:33
7. My Type	4:16
8. Mr. Mister	4:20
9. The Boogie Bounce	4:47
10. Little Jimmy	4:19
11. When in Rome	4:12
12. Braggadocio	4:56
13. Exit Interview	3:42

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Review

"Look Who's Rhyming" is the debut effort from an up-and-coming hip-hopper hailing straight out of...Minnesota. Minnesota? That's right.

But before you jump to any quick conclusions, give this entire album a listen. You will not be disappointed.

"This is not a concept album," Jay Boogie points out. "Don't ask me about a motif or an underlying message. It's basically a collection of songs that I recorded 'cause me and my friends were sick of listening to the radio."

Perhaps the most refreshing trait of "Look Who's Rhyming" is its variety. This album will make you laugh ("This is What I Do," "I Can't Be," and "The Boogie Bounce" all come to mind). It will make you think ("Mr. Mister" and "Little Jimmy"). It might even make you cry ("Found and Lost" reminds us all that "rappers" have feelings too).

Many of the songs on this album attempt to question some of the stereotypes about hip-hop that are ever present in today's society. While Jay Boogie's rhymes are often sarcastic, they are typically also honest, humorous, and passionate as well.

Buy this album. It will change your life. It will make you a better person.

-Press Release, IllBilly Entertainment

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