“…Teach these actors what suspense is/And right before they scream ‘Action!’, I make sure my boys on point like Joe Jackson.”
Coming through with aptly-titled music for the holiday travel season, South Florida producer Numonics partners up with Brooklyn’s Sene for “Departure Time.” The rich orchestral feel sets the aural scene for Sene’s smooth flow. The chune is featured on Numonics’ upcoming release Being Cool Doesn’t Pay The Bills, which will be presented by IM KING and releasing for the free in January 2010.
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Download — Sene – “Departure Time” (Prod. By Numonics)
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I’ve only heard him rhyme over Blu’s production, which is just “aiight” to me. Glad to see him working with other producers to spread his wings a little.
Blu (the emcee) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Blu (the producer)
Blu (the emcee) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Blu (the producer)
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Wylin’. I think he’s dope at both. Maybe Blu (emcee) > Blu (producer). That “A Day Late & A Dollar Short” album is crazy nice. One of my faves of ’09.
^ Not saying it wasn’t good… it just didn’t really “WOW!” me. Maybe I’m just expecting too much from Blu. I could be in the wrong there.