CRIMEAPPLE serves up a potent blend of flavors with "Sancocho," a short yet impactful EP released on Fat Beats Records. Clocking in at just over 22 minutes, this underground hip hop gem packs a punch with its raw, unfiltered energy. The EP kicks off with "Agua Bendita," setting the tone for the hardcore hip hop journey that follows. CRIMEAPPLE's signature boom bap style shines through, with tracks like "Throw The Rice," featuring Primo Profit & RLX, showcasing his lyrical prowess and the production team's knack for crafting head-nodding beats.
"Sancocho" is a testament to CRIMEAPPLE's ability to create music that resonates with the underground hip hop community. The EP's title track, "Sancocho," is a nod to the Caribbean stew of the same name, reflecting the album's diverse influences and CRIMEAPPLE's unique perspective. Tracks like "Outta Town Oxtail" and "Cutting Onions" delve into the artist's personal experiences, offering a glimpse into his world. Meanwhile, "Papa Dios" and "Chickenshit" showcase CRIMEAPPLE's versatility, with introspective lyrics and hard-hitting beats.
Despite its short runtime, "Sancocho" is a powerful statement from CRIMEAPPLE, solidifying his place in the underground hip hop scene. The EP's raw energy, coupled with its diverse influences, makes it a standout release. Whether you're a longtime fan of CRIMEAPPLE or a newcomer to his music, "Sancocho" is sure to leave a lasting impression. So, turn up the volume, press play, and let the beats and lyrics transport you to the heart of the underground hip hop scene.
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