Project Pat
Loud Pack
Άλμπουμ · Hip-Hop/Rap · 2011
Hard to believe it's been over a decade since Memphis stalwart Project Pat first hit the scene, appearing on tracks with his brother's crew Three 6 Mafia. It was their smash hit "Sippin On Some Sizzurp" where most people first heard him, which was followed up by his own hugely successful solo anthem "Chickenhead." Loud Pack is his eighth album since 1999, and pretty much sounds just like the first seven — which is a good thing. Dark and menacing yet oddly catchy production? Check. Absurdly repetitive hooks and chanted choruses? Check. High-octane rhymes about drugs, thugs, females and money? Oh yes. If you're in the mood for sensitive, self-deprecating, or tongue-twisting lyrical wizardry, look elsewhere, but when it comes to explosive Dirty South party-starters, Pat's still got it. Check out the whistle-infused opener "Duffle Bag," the John Carpenter-esque "N*ggas So Cut Throat," and the breezy ode "Kelly Green."
Loud Pack
Project Pat
Hard to believe it's been over a decade since Memphis stalwart Project Pat first hit the scene, appearing on tracks with his brother's crew Three 6 Mafia. It was their smash hit "Sippin On Some Sizzurp" where most people first heard him, which was followed up by his own hugely successful solo anthem "Chickenhead." Loud Pack is his eighth album since 1999, and pretty much sounds just like the first seven — which is a good thing. Dark and menacing yet oddly catchy production? Check. Absurdly repetitive hooks and chanted choruses? Check. High-octane rhymes about drugs, thugs, females and money? Oh yes. If you're in the mood for sensitive, self-deprecating, or tongue-twisting lyrical wizardry, look elsewhere, but when it comes to explosive Dirty South party-starters, Pat's still got it. Check out the whistle-infused opener "Duffle Bag," the John Carpenter-esque "N*ggas So Cut Throat," and the breezy ode "Kelly Green."
