I’m okay with admitting I was somewhat wrong about ‘K.R.I.T. Iz Here.’
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I’m okay with admitting I was somewhat wrong about ‘K.R.I.T. Iz Here.’
Read moreWhen you drop a classic (or a work of art), fans and detractors alike await your next moves like a hawk. For Big K.R.I.T., after 4Eva is a Mighty Long Time, we saw a quiet period then spurts of work. It almost felt like he was reminding us that he was around because, well, forever is […]
Read moreDrizzle, Speed, and Gingawd talk Logic and Big K.R.I.T., two artists who–while they arose around the same time–are on different spectrums at this point. Let’s discuss. Drizzle: So, there’s new K.R.I.T. and all is right in the world. Speed: Oh yeah. Album drops on 7/12! Drizzle: Also, Tee Grizzly’s album goes to for no real reason […]
Read moreSince being introduced to Big K.R.I.T. through “Country Shit,” I’ve been a fan. A huge fan. K.R.I.T. is one of the few artists who I always buy their latest work. I have his entire discography on my phone, through several music platforms (except All My Life, because just…no). If that makes me a stan, I […]
Read moreI don’t know about you, but I just love when my favorites come through with beautiful soul food a week out from Thanksgiving. Big K.R.I.T. returns to his solo tip after taking some time to drop a few guest verses and push 4Eva Is A Mighty Long Time with the three-song-deep EP THRICE X, which feels […]
Read moreAs we know by now, SpeedontheBeat.com is home for underrated/under-appreciated art. Sure, we cover the mainstream, but musically, I’ve made my name by covering artists people haven’t heard of as often and helping to bring their message to my readership and those who appreciate tasty jams. Because of this, I asked Drizzle Sez to provide me […]
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