The subject of our forthcoming digital cover and the man behind the highly hyped The Growing Process, Dizzy Wright, is an ideal ambassador for hip-hop's next generation. At the ripe age of 24, Wright has managed to develop a diverse sound for stoners and chillers ever since signing with Funk Volume.
Since summer is upon us and it's time to party, vacate, and relax, and, since Wright is our coverboy this week, we look to Layzie Bone's little nephew from Las Vegas' discography for the best songs to soundtrack the summer.
Crank up the air conditioner and/or whip out the sun tan lotion - let's do this.
Brodee Bro featuring Capo
Brodee Bro featuring Capo
Brodee Bro's guitar samples are a perfect score for any late night summer blunt cruise. Even though The Golden Age was alleged to have a '90s influence, the sample on Brodee Bro sounds straight from the '70s, so much so that can practically smell the weed smoke and freshly tie dyed white tees. You and your boys can listen to this Bros Before Hoes anthem while your respective cell phones get blown up.
Bout That Life featuring Hopsin
Busy nigga listen to Bizzy Bone, little Dizzy had to do it his own"
The First Agreement
Sit back, relax, open a window and let the sensational call and response of the keys and strings samples send you away on this eponymous track. On this track about the power of spoken word, Dizzy drops some inspirational and dope bars like:
"They dumbing us down, one by one hunting us down
I try not to sound like a preacher
But if our daughters and sons are kings and queens they have to be prepped to be leaders"
With Nikkiya supplying serenity with her singing on the hook, this track is undeniably chill.
Reunite For the Night
The First Agreement
The First Agreeement featuring Nikkiya and Manny Scott
I try not to sound like a preacher
But if our daughters and sons are kings and queens they have to be prepped to be leaders."
BTT
Cypher - Mark Battles
Tell Em My Name
The flutes being sampled and the gang vocal being utilized on the chorus make this track a dead ringer of '90s hip hop anthems of old. The song, which sounds like a halfway marriage between a Blackstar and Tribe Called Quest - except Dizzy's all on his own. It's the perfect titular anthem for the rapper and suitable for summer jamming.