Joe Blow and Ral Duke Leviticus Reivew
Joe Blow and Ral Duke are both certified emcees in our eyes creating hip hop consisting of all the crucial elements, so we were hyped to hear they were collaborating on an EP which will be forever known, this is the Leviticus.
The EP features a total of 8 tracks which are guaranteed to get your head nodding from the jump off, the EP's production has been handled by QRED who has done nothing but prove he has some serious skill on the beats, creating lively demonic boom bap rhythms and cuts giving these emcees the perfect platform to get busy.
Track one is titled 'The godz are here' and well the track name says it all, featuring many cuts of Joe Blow and Ral Dukes rhymes to get you in the mood for what's it store next. The next track is titled 'Ill Armchair' and features a lucid hard hitting beat, Joe Blow is first to bless the beat with his rugged flow and pen game, followed up by Ral Duke who's style is absolutely bone chilling wrapping up Ill Armchair flawlessly.
The third track is titled 'Sodom' and if you haven't heard this step your hip hop game up, featuring the legendary underground emcee Diabolic heavily known in the USA. At first hearing Diabolic will be featuring on a track I thought he might outshine Joe Blow and Ral Duke but I can assure you nothing of the sort happened! Diabolic opens up the track and sets it off as expected, next up is Joe Blow who takes control of the beat and delivers possibly our favourite verses of his, THEN Ral Duke comes with some extraterrestrial delivery absolutely murdering the beat cementing this as a classic both sides of the Atlantic.
Joe Blow & Ral Duke | Sodom | Featuring Diabolic
Stalk them is the forth track on the EP featuring a rugged and eerie beat ready for Ral Duke to lay his rhymes down first, yet again showcasing his unique style with ease followed up by Joe Blow who lays down another killer verse - both of these emcees have immaculate chemistry on the beat, bouncing off each other to create a solid track every time.
Next up is track 5 titled 'No place to cry' featuring Joe Blow alone expressing his feelings of passed relationships and the fuckery some women push onto men, however this is no place to cry so Joe Blow confronts the issues with his pen game. The track is nothing but nang from start to finish with plenty of ill lines we can all relate too, delivered with Joe's ruthless flow and versatility.
There's still a few gems on the track which cannot go unheard so ensure to check out the entire release below and if you're feeling it get a copy and support these heads, stay tuned for an official video for one of the tracks soon.
