Long Island, NY emcee and producer B.Dvine releases highly
anticipated EP titled ‘Times
Have Changed.’ The 6-track EP features Hip-Hop pioneer and
legend Erick Sermon, UK’s own Cuban Pete, D-Rage, and Xavia.
Dvine displays a mastered skillset in both production and
rhymes to deliver an eclectic project that includes classic Hip-Hop vibes, a
club ante, raw wordplay, and even something for the ladies. “Selfless
Pride” sets the EP off and Dvine’s moves in this new age and new dawn.
Not new to the game, he knows the climb and prepared to trek new heights. Over
knocking bass weaved into penetrating pulsations for a modern twist, Dvine
reminds the world that he’s developed from negativity and now sees the bigger
picture clearly. The empowering track sets a tone for the remaining tracks.
“Hush”, a worldly collaboration, dictates for
less talk and more action. Simply put Dvine, Sermon, Pete, and D-Rage are
winning bosses with receipts. The aggressive domination flows over a riveting
kaleidoscope of cadences intended to shock the core. “Don’t Mean
Nuttin” piggybacks off “Hush.” Dvine puts rappers, the game, and
outsiders on blast; while they aim to impress with fallacies, Dvine breaks
everything down thread by thread.
“Come Alive” is the feel-good track of the
EP. With alarming and cosmic soundscapes, this infectious anthem is ideal for a
sleepless night out, busting moves on the dance floor, or bumping through the
city. In “Chocolate Syrup”, Dvine shows off his lustful side
with slick, yet sensual pillow talk. This is not your average Netflix and chill
scenario, instead, Dvine commands his wordplay right into climax.
B. Dvine lays out a vivid timeline for listeners in “Mr.
Dreams.” He takes us back to the vulnerable age of 15 when music and
Hip-Hop were a passion then transcends to the moment his dreams greet reality.
It began from digging in the crates, rhyming, creating beats with his own niche
and twist, to rubbing elbows with industry execs and
legends. Dvine’s lyrical calisthenics drives a knife into doubters
and even teachers who labeled him as hopeless.
Overall, ‘Times Have Changed’ embodies
the growth of Dvine’s artistry and ability to curate timeless music during a
period where Hip-Hop is ever-changing and steadily evolving. Stream ‘Times
Have Changed’ and connect with B. Dvine below.
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