Disc Reviews: Rite Hook and Fresh Daily
Posted on August 13, 2009 by Chris Faraone
Despite yielding at least half of contemporary hip-hop’s subterranean and major-label kingpins, the New York underground is often overlooked when it comes time to dole out props. Perhaps because the cats currently emerging from the downtown scene — from Fresh Daily and P. Casso to more-established acts like Mickey Factz and 88-Keys — are only now dropping full-lengths on the universal dome.
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If it came out that Rite Hook had mysteriously suffocated his baby sister 15 years ago, his fans wouldn’t likely be surprised. The Worcester-Boston MC is the kind of dude who tattoos himself, recreationally chokes on half-gram “gaggers,” inseminates despicable local groupies, and writes about said activities when he wakes up in the morning.
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THAT RITE HOOK OPENER IS INCREDIBLE!
this clown is made my leedz and soudnz just like slaine! no words can change that. Come on!!!! Leedz is the fakest dude in the planet. Really look at him walkin rounnd hard, every says but never says it. Rite hook cant rap. Duz he even ryhme?
Just listened to Rite Hook for the first time, filled with energy! If your lookin for somethin to get you movin this dude has it. It’s not that same old song and dance main stream has……this is gritty grimmy make you wanna go break shit music!!