Nino Blac Blackout: Mixtape CD

The first official mixtape from the self proclaimed freestyle king Nino Blac, The Black Out: Mixtape has been completed and is set to hit retail stores mid March. The most anticipated mixtape of the year which has also said to be a “jacking for beats classic” will be promoted and sold on the streets and in many local retail shops. The Black Out: Mixtape acquires tracks that range from an up north tempo to a down south swagger which Nino displays on “Stop Playing” as well club banger “Crank It Up”. Although there’s no real production on this mixtape each song gains your attention with witty hooks and clever punch lines while serving food for thought. Using his artistry Nino manages to paint a vivid picture of life, struggle and youth decisions to over come poverty. Which is casually painted in songs such as “I’m Living This” and “Made for This”. With cameos to a minimum and no famous appearances Nino reaches out to local sensations to help accommodate him on making a league of street bangers like “Swerving Dem Lanes” with Nashville’s own Jaye Dubb & L.B. also the player’s theme song titled “Skeptical”. Which enlisted a compelling set of vocals from Ed. Who is one half of the R&B group Brotha. Plus a jaw dropping verse from one of “Show me State’s” finest artist Blaze. Nino also calls on the president of the Grind Street T-Real for one more duet with Brotha’s Ed to help guide you to the “V.I.P.” room. The Black Out: Mixtape contains tear jerking moments as those of your favorite Sunday night drama which is revealed in the titled track “Moment of Silence” which Nino is assisted by Legendary Sam Cook to show appreciation to the lost but not forgotten, all awhile embracing the essences of the hip hop and its influences with the remake of Dead Presidents “Hip-Hop”. Nino proves he knows and respects the game which helped re-route his life. Nino brings back the lyrical aspect of the mixtape game in which has been long forgotten due to the out break of finger snapping and nursery rhyme raps which are camouflaged by trunk worthy beats. All while supplying conscious worthy music that gives your rewind and repeat button great use. Equipped with twenty two tracks from start to finish this is an all around acceptional mixtape well worth the money TRUST ME!