The ORG begins their single Assemble with a flow that draws heavily on the 1990s NYC rap scene. The backing flow pulls deeply from soul and funk sounds to imbue Assemble with a timeless sound. The variation presented in the flows of each member of The ORG further increase the replay value of the track. Taken together, the instrumentation and the rapping unite to make for a track that stands up to repeat plays. If you’re a fan of classic rap or of taut lyrical content, give Assemble a play; we’ll be jamming this at NeuFutur HQ this fall.
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