Reveille Park [Parental Advisory] by S.P.M./South Park Mexican [CD]

Description: Tracks:Juan Gotti's Chic [Skit]Beach House [Explicit], TheWoodson N Worthin [Explicit]Red Beams and Rice [Explicit]Hotel Lady [Skit]Suckaz N Hataz [Explicit]Latola [Explicit]Dj Screw [Skit] - (live)Dallas To Houston [Explicit]Lobo Wanna Raise [Explicit]Get Yo Guns [Explicit]Moham Mitchell [Explicit]Lord Loco's Melody [Explicit]Honest Man [Skit]Screwed Up Tape [Explicit]For Da Homies [Explicit]I Need a Sweet [Explicit]Cool Enough [Explicit]Moment of Slience For "Those Ahead of Us" [Explicit] Performer Notes: Producers include: SPM, Uchei, Lord Loco, Shadow Ramirez.This is an example of the Southern Rap "screwed" mix style.Personnel: Filero (scratches).Audio Mixer: James Hoover.Recording information: Dallas Concert.Carlos Coy's follow-up to 2001's NEVER CHANGE is harder and meaner than its predecessor, almost as if the South Park Mexican had decided to circle the wagons and forget all about trying to court popularity outside his immediate Houston circle. He's still at his best when he's trying to combine R&B with Hispanic and Caribbean influences, such as on the infernally catchy "Suckaz and Hataz," and "Lord Loco's Melody." This combination has a charm all its own, but on this outing Coy is mostly more than happy to stick to his chosen turf--drugs, guns and hoes, all set to the barest of backbeats and the sparsest of instrumentation. NEVER CHANGE showed that lurking somewhere inside SPM's cool macho interior is a wellspring of creativity, and if REVEILLE PARK finds him resting on his laurels somewhat, he's still a block or two ahead of many of his contemporaries. Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 23 February, 2010 Label: Dope House Records

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