Re: Rez Burna - Purgatory
 

Good job. I liked that. Nice production, as well. I have my boys check it out, too.

Re: Rez Burna - Purgatory
 

Nice lyrics ...

Is this a possible source for your inspiration?


Southpark is always controversial .

Re: Rez Burna - Purgatory
 

Nah. South Park wasn't funny to me anymore by the time I hit 13.

The inspiration is my long and ongoing wait of making it into the music industry on a major scale as I watch people I've worked with, been friends with, or associated with reach the destination with less talent by being brown nosers and gimmicks. Feels like purgatory. Waiting on Heaven.

Re: Rez Burna - Purgatory
 

Knowing the meaning behind your words and your motivation inspired me to listen a second time with an understanding which included compassion, anger and an eye on your future. Never give up on creating a feeling.....

I like it and in the morning my drivers will hear it.

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Thanks! :) A lot of times the meaning of hip hop songs can get lost in the harsh way it's presented. The slang, the profanity, the beat; it can run people away before they realize the message. I'm a metaphorical thinker, but I speak through colloquialisms a lot in my music because without it I over think my target audience.

"So deceitful like a chair with no more room to bare."

A play on words. "De (the) ceit (seat) ful (full).

"Call me Poseidon. I seize (seas)."

"The God of my crew, they blasphemy (blast for me.)"

The statement is literally blasphemy in the true since of the word, but I also meant they'd be willing to shoot and kill for me. A street phrase that represents that. Double entendre.

I'm rambling. Lol

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Okay. So, I'm not much on Rap music since the Fat Boys, but they used to call me the "Caucasian Soul Brotha" in high school, mostly I think because I was (and still am) a rabid and avid Herbie Hancock fan. LOL

I just never cared much for rap music. Just being honest.

Having said that, I echo Guido. It's a very good production. I don't care for rap music, but I'm all about art in all its forms, so I say more power to you and I hope you make it.

And it's a heck of a lot better than this video, which is a thing a used car salesman in Oakland told me about last time I was at the dealership. LOL