First, it’s great album – in the aspect of the lyrics.
But I’m so sorry, from my point of view, it isn’t a Hip Hop Album.
It is a mixture of: – for the most part – electronic influences (dubstep up to dance), typical Rap vocals (mixed with Dance vocals) and slightly Hip Hop patterns/loops.
But not only Lecrae and Co. changed, respectively, change their own styles; Hip Hop generally goes Dubstep; maybe, ‘Dub Hop’ or ‘Hip Step’.
The change is of course up to each self, but it has to do not much more than what it is declared.
I would not say anything against him or bash/dis him, because he is an outstanding artist / singer as well as his powerful christian message captivate many people – me, too.
What I’m saying is that every man is changing, however, that myself, do not like this – discribed above – change.
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