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Versatile’s got something to say.
Ft. Worth-based rapper Versatile is releasing a new album this month called Verse The World. And while beats on the disc leave a little to be desired, Versatile at least stands out on it as an impressive lyricist–which I guess is all you can really ask for, considering that the album pegs Versatile more as a conscious rapper than as a club-banger MC.
The seventh track on the disc, “Dream,” serves a perfect example of this; on it, Versatile discusses just how close black America is to achieving Martin Luther King’s dream.
(In case you were wondering: America’s still got some growing up to do in Versatile’s eyes. But, hey, at least he’s somewhat optimistic about the future.)
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Just download the track already and see for yourself. Versatile (feat. Carmen Rodgers) — “Dream”
The beat’s a little slow at the beginning, yes. But give it a minute. The whole thing picks up once Versatile starts rhyming. — Pete Freedman
