So the only way to listen to the mixtape is on DatPiff, Soundcloud, and YouTube. Whether you're a freestyle king that's been looking for some new fire to spit over, or you just can vibe out easily to instrumentals, this tape is definitely worth a few spins. Sadly, Logic used a ton of samples which are copyrighted, so he can’t profit off of it. 1 is filled with classic '70s and '80s soul samples from the golden era of R&B. Logic's reworking of Roy Ayers' "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" on the first track is immediately noticeable, and it just keeps getting better from there. Clocking in at just under nine-and-a-half minutes long, TwitchTape Vol. Fear The Beast 5 (Hosted By Jazz Anderson) Haze Houze Music. Image: Brian Ach/Getty Images for Universal Music GroupĪs the album title suggests, Logic produced this batch of instrumentals entirely via the popular live streaming platform Twitch. However, it seems like producing wasn't included in the send-off now that he's just delivered a short-yet-sweet beat tape titled TwitchTape Vol.
Logic gave fans a tearful goodbye back in July while streaming No Pressure, his self-proclaimed final album as he officially enters retirement from rap. With hard-hitting verses, he talks about his past and present and showcases his quick-flow style.7 MAKE IT STOP Although Logic seemingly retired from rap earlier this summer with the release of his final album "No Pressure," it looks like he's still tapping into his producer side after dropping off a new beat tape titled "TwitchTape Vol. Logic concludes “Bobby Tarantino II” with a sequel song from his previous mixtape, “44 More,” where he only lays out 44 bars in the song. Young Sinatra makes an appearance in “Warm It Up” between the tracks “Midnight” and “Wizards of Oz.” “Young Sinatra,” is well known to be one of Logic’s personas, like Beyoncé’s “Sasha Fierce” and Eminem’s “Slim Shady.” Logic happens to have two personas: Young Sinatra, which is a homage to his love for Sinatra and old movies, and Bobby Tarantino. “Everyday” is about how hard Logic works every day - and how anyone can work every day - to be successful. The song was the third to be released before the drop of “Bobby Tarantino II,” coming out on March 2, just one week before the March 9 album release. Anonymous DJ, also known as Marshmello, is the co-producer and co-writer of the song “Everyday.” “Wassup” is paired with the fast flow of Logic, a catchy opening and chorus and the rhymes of Big Sean. Rapper 2 Chainz brings an aggressive tone to the song “State of Emergency” that fills your ears with the opening instrumentals and vocals of an opera singer. Soulja Boy’s ‘Rick and Morty’ Takes TikTok by Storm The video game sound is what backs up the verses Logic spits throughout the song the track mimics and is most likely a continuation of Bobby Tarantino’s “Super Mario World.”Īs the mixtape progresses, the third track, “Contra,” is filled with lyrics that talk about Logic’s rise to success and a nod to the followers that have just come to the “RattPack scene” with lyrics such as, “You do not know a thing about this life that I’m livin’ / You’ve never been low enough / Yeah I was born at the bottom.” “Mixtape Logic” has returned in “Bobby Tarantino II” as Logic is moving away from his 2017 album, “Everybody.” After the introduction from Rick and Morty, the mixtape dives into the song “Overnight,” which starts with sounds from a video game - a clear homage to his love for video games and his overall dorky personality. The main characters begin Logic’s mixtape by definitively setting up exactly what the mixtape will give you: the return of “mixtape Logic.” To answer Morty’s question, “Why does it matter which Logic, mixtape or album Logic?” Rick says that Logic “has a plethora of music that varies from mood to mood… I’m not in the mood for a message about how I can be what I want, equality and s**t.” You know, the cartoon characters from the adult animated show, “ Rick and Morty.” Logic humorously picks fun at his music with the opening “track” entitled, “Grandpa’s Space Ship.” The two-minute track is not actually a track at all, it’s a skit that has the voices of the characters Rick and Morty in it. The 13 tracks of the mixtape open in an archaic way.
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