Oh La La La La, Twerking is a current trend so I'm always happy when I hear twerking songs from our Africa based artists.
An emerging Lady rapper by the name of Tesh Carter released today her new joint "The Bounce" produced by the Top Notch Beatmaker Don Jazzy.
I automatically downloaded the song as soon as I saw Don Jazzy being credited on it.
You know his beats are always on point so you never really expect a disappointment.
Oh yeah I was right, it is a dope production.
I started practicing my Twerk & Swerve moves as soon as the beat dropped.
Her flow is tight, Lyrics & Hook are doing the job and the mixture of Hip Hop influenced by some reggae/dancehall created the magic around it.
Hold on, did you notice what I noticed though?
Listen to the song again and tell me if it doesn't remind you of a successful Twerk song.
No need to go search or think too much, I will gladly help.
I listened to "The Bounce" again and again and I felt like this wasn't the first time I heard this combo.
I searched in my emails to see if I received the song before its release but no: Epic Fail I decided to listen to all songs that were in my " TWERK" playlist.
BOOM: here we go.
Busta Rhymes ft Nicki Minaj - Twerk IT starts and I was like yeah that's exactly what I am talking about.
Same Rap flow at almost at the same time.
Compare both songs at following minutes.
Busta Rhymes: 1.42 mins and Tesh Carter : 1.59/2.30 mins Do you get it now? Fine :-) Even the "Twerk It"Bounce definitely indicates that Tesh was inspired by Busta Rhymes's "Twerk It"
I am not saying that it is bad. I actually really like the song but I wished it wasn't that obvious that Busta Rhymes was the Inspiration here.
I can't wait to see the video to this track. :-) Nevertheless, Tesh Carter is definitely an artist to watch out for this year. The girl knows how to spit bars ;-)
As for me, I'm out.
Cogito Ergo Sum.
Minnie Marj
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