Fresh off his OMA
‘Best Newcomer 2011’ nomination, Squeeks has dropped his highly anticipated
third mixtape. The CMG affiliate was quickly becoming an established name in
the UK ’s
urban scene in 2011 – with his unique voice, strong lyricism and style.
Prior to the release
of ‘Call Me Squeeko,’ Squeeks dropped a ‘Daily Duppy’ for Grime Daily just
before the release, a ‘Behind Barz’ for Link up TV in January as a reminder of
what he’s capable of. Squeeks also made an appearance in a Tim Westwood ‘Crib
Session’, which one of the veterans in the UK scene and leader of CMG Joe
Black in and around the time ‘Call Me Squeeko’ dropped.
The mixtape begins
with ‘riding in my car’ where Squeeks illustrates the life he lives with piercing
lyricism and a range of flows - definitely likely to be a hood anthem in the
near future.
The second track the North
London artist grenades isn’t an original song but is deservedly reloaded 32
bars into the track which in itself indicates what he did to the track.
Listening to the
mixtape, there is a strong vibe through out - that comes with the instrumental
choices and Squeeks’ flows. ‘Call me Squeeko’ is definitely a CD to vive to, no
matter the mood you are in due to the vast selection of styles he drops on it.
In my eyes, he does attempt to appeal to both his male and female audiences –
making the release well rounded.
If I were to be
meticulous in finding anything that I did not like while I was listening to the
CD, I would definitely have to be the way in which used the same flow and style
as the artist that did the original song on the track he entitled ‘Big
Squeeko.’
Islington’s Squeeks
did this CD with a few samples and no features, considering that it’s 14 tracks
long, that is definitely impressive and shows he’s definitely a strong lyricist
with a lot of innovative ideas.
Tracks to look out for
are as follows:
Riding In My Car
Impossible
Changes
I Got You
My Scream
F.A.M.E
To conclude, ‘Call Me
Squeeko’ is definitely one of my favourite mixtapes to come out this year. It
is that because of the aura I feel while listening and the variety of songs it
contains.
9.5/10
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