Fred The Godson. His talent speaks volumes with
lines like “young n***a coming up fast but a kid at
heart, twisted Dark, fantasies planning to be living
large, momma card, EBT, need her a stick of Lard,
ol’ heads couldn’t lean on a nigga like Mr. Clark.
Ugh. 50 cards, you jokers can’t get involved, with
the mob, world ugly, but love me in pretty cars. Mo’
money, mo’ problems. I love Biggie’s Part, my dreams
puffy, my weed fluffy, my Henny Dark.”
Widely known for being a lyricist, one of the surprises was getting to know Lux personally on “Takes 2”.
A young Lux recalls “Hug each other when it’s chilly,
this life gets hella purple Sealys. Momma work to
build me, daddy in -and-out the cell. First time you
seen your first boy, they brought me to your jail.”
LOADED LUX
YOU GON GET THIS WORK
Production: aHK 2G’S
Loaded Lux - You Gon Get This Work
Having ya mixtape set off by NBA Legend
Shaquille O’Neal speaks volumes as to the direction
‘The Beloved’ is headed. The “You Gon’ Get This
Work” release was one of the most highly anticipated
projects musically from a battle rapper. Some may
look at Lux as the gateway for battle rap to transcend,
so this project and it’s expectations were extremely
high.
Connecting with listeners and letting the fans relate
creates a stronghold in the fan base the Harlem emcee
is building. With the focus and spotlight on him, Lux
delivered a solid project. With bigger production and
a steady flow of major features, Loaded Lux is one of
the leading candidates to get signed.
*****Rating*******
•Basura
•Need’s Work
•It’s Aight
•Dope
•Undeniable ✔
•Need’s To Be Signed
Loaded showcases his wit and wordplay right off top
with track two, “Krazy Author”. His rhyme pattern
— though unorthodox — still comes across catchy
and melodic at times, which helps Lux balance the
streets and his effort to cross over as not only an
artist but a brand. With features such as Wyclef,
Method Man, Red Man, Trae The Truth, Fat Trel
and others, Lux easily sets the bar for major features.
With such complexity lyrically, Lux speaks over the
emphatic sample on “You Can” featuring Jadakiss &
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