Rapsody – Thank H.E.R. Now [Mixtape]

In my agenda push the female emcee, (and restore faith that nappyafro loves the female emcee as well)  I’m posting up one of the hottest names on the rise right now. Rapsody comes with much buzz and cosigns from being the female voice in Kooley High to working with fellow NC State guy 9th Wonder. Working with him on his Jamla label, she’s able to collab with champion of the underground Jean Grae, and the talented Mr. Phonte amongst others. She’s grinding in hopes to make the big splash and single-handely usher in the Return the B-Girl to Hip-Hop. In the meantime, you may catch her at Foot Action selling you your  newest hoopin’ kicks. She comes off as really humble, something that will come in handy because of all this talent. Take a listen and let me know what you think! (you can follow Rapsody on twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/rapsodymusic.)

Download: Rapsody – Thank H.E.R. Now [Mixtape]

The Black Alex P. Keaton
  1. This is the second mixtape I listened to by Rapsody and here’s my problem: She boring and kinda one dimensional.

    I respect that’s she’s humble and I also respect that she not trying to be a Barbie but her flow (Which reminds me a lot of Bahamadia) seems like it can’t switch it up when it’s time. Hopefully I hear more stuff that makes me change my mind because Hip-Hop needs more female MC’s. But after I downloaded this mixtape last week, no track remained in my iTunes.

    Sidenote: I’m sure I got “Honda Accord Music” somewhere on my iPod though…

  2. I remember seeing this on the forum and not knowing who she was but being REALLY impressed by all the features (I mean christ, theres a track with Tiggalo and Nyn’ff on here!) but I was waiting for someone to say it was worth checking out.

    1. also, I’m kinda like Sean P with the femcees. thats why I’ll listen to the white girl emcees if I do at all. cause i dont like all that girly tough talkin’ and the white girls seem to know they cant pull that shit off so they stay talkin about sex and drugs and makeup and girly stuff (I like my girls to be girls. alot black femcees like to sound like the tough, loud, abrasive hood-rats I used to be surrounded by. guess thats why since a teen I’ve been attracted to more humble, quiet, thoughtful and feminine girls, regardless of clolor. I stay away from any broad that wears that “I’m a bitch, deal with it” badge on their sleeve.)

      so this girl sounds right up my alley. I downloaded and will check it out later.

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