Brilliant PongoHoly Ten’s new album “The Book of Malachi” is a masterful blend of old-school hip-hop and modern trap beats. The artist’s flow is smooth and effortless, weaving together intricate rhymes and thought-provoking lyrics. The production is top-notch, with each track featuring lush instrumentation and expertly crafted beats.
The album explores themes of religion, politics, and self-empowerment, with Holy Ten delivering his message with a powerful and passionate delivery. The title track “The Book of Malachi” sets the tone for the album with its hard-hitting beats and introspective lyrics. “Book of Malichi featuring Michael Magz is a standout track that showcases Holy Ten’s ability to create a catchy hook and catchy beats. “Aba Father” featuring Epixode is another highlight, with its powerful message of self-empowerment and its uplifting beat.
Overall, “The Book of Malachi” is a solid album that showcases Holy Ten’s talents as a rapper and songwriter. It’s an album that will appeal to both old-school hip-hop fans and fans of modern trap music. If you’re looking for an album that delivers both hard-hitting beats and thought-provoking lyrics, then this is definitely an album worth checking out.
In short, Holy Ten’s “The Book of Malachi” is a well-crafted, thought-provoking and musically rich album that showcases the artist’s skill as a rapper and songwriter. The album’s themes of religion, politics, and self-empowerment are delivered with passion and energy, and the beats are expertly crafted. The featured guest also add great value to the album making it a must-listen for both old-school hip-hop and modern trap music fans.
“Zvivindi” is a standout track on the album, with its clever composition and powerful message. The melody and rhythm are truly satisfying, and it’s a track that you’ll find yourself listening to over and over again. The song’s message is uplifting and empowering, and Holy Ten delivers it with a powerful and passionate delivery.
It’s unfortunate that the drama surrounding Holy Ten’s fall out with Winky D has overshadowed the release of this album, as it truly is a masterpiece. Despite this, Holy Ten’s voice is never a let down and he continues to prove himself as a talented and skillful artist. His voice is strong and expressive, and he has a unique ability to connect with the listener on an emotional level.
In conclusion, Holy Ten’s “The Book of Malachi” is a well-crafted, thought-provoking and musically rich album that showcases the artist’s skill as a rapper and songwriter. The album’s themes of religion, politics, and self-empowerment are delivered with passion and energy, and the beats are expertly crafted. The featured guest also add great value to the album making it a must-listen for both old-school hip-hop and modern trap music fans. “Zvivindi” is definitely a standout track on the album, with its clever composition, satisfying melody and rhythm and great message, it is an example of Holy Ten’s skill as a songwriter and artist. Regardless of the drama that has surrounded the release of this album, Holy Ten has put together a masterpiece and it’s worth listening to.