NoCap
The Backend Child
Album - Hip-Hop/Rap, Music, Underground Rap, Hardcore Rap, Rap, Dirty South
Somewhere between a Sunday service and a Southern Gothic novel with trap beats, the Mobile, Alabama, rapper makes a strong, soulful impression on the follow-up to 2018’s Neighborhood Hero. On The Backend Child, NoCap’s twangy, melodic bars are pure heart-on-sleeve candor, wrestling with old problems in the face of newfound fame: “Who would’ve knew that dying was so easy? Who would’ve knew that it’s so hard alive?” he raps on “Demons,” a collaboration with fellow Alabama native OMB Peezy. The highlight is “Ghetto Angels,” a gorgeous gospel number dedicated to the dead homies.
The Backend Child
NoCap
Somewhere between a Sunday service and a Southern Gothic novel with trap beats, the Mobile, Alabama, rapper makes a strong, soulful impression on the follow-up to 2018’s Neighborhood Hero. On The Backend Child, NoCap’s twangy, melodic bars are pure heart-on-sleeve candor, wrestling with old problems in the face of newfound fame: “Who would’ve knew that dying was so easy? Who would’ve knew that it’s so hard alive?” he raps on “Demons,” a collaboration with fellow Alabama native OMB Peezy. The highlight is “Ghetto Angels,” a gorgeous gospel number dedicated to the dead homies.
