Xaphoon Jones is able to sample multiple genres over superb synth lines. The mix tape’s production is stellar, too.
The up-and-coming rapper, Proto, possesses a smooth flow with sharp, witty rhymes. Lyrically, the 18-track mix tape is top-notch. To add to the true story feel, there are four skits that add a nice touch to the mix tape. The mix tape is described as the true story of two Drexel University students from Philadelphia who quickly garnered the attention of “the industry.” Their music was inspired by multiple trips to New York City to meet with record label executives. They’re a rap/electronica duo consisting of a rapper (Proto) and a producer (Xaphoon Jones). And no, Chiddy Bang isn’t a mashup artist in the same light as Girl Talk.
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