Dillon's "Dillon Ain't Playin" is a concise yet powerful journey through the underground hip hop and boom bap scenes, released on December 13, 2011, under the independent label FULL PLATE. Clocking in at just under 30 minutes, this album is a quick but impactful listen, showcasing Dillon's raw talent and unique perspective.
The album kicks off with "Dillontro," setting the tone for the gritty, unfiltered beats that follow. Tracks like "Dillon Ain't Playin" and "Madness" highlight Dillon's lyrical prowess and confidence, while "Run Pt. 1 & 2" offers a dynamic shift in pace and mood. Interludes like "Dillonterlude" provide brief respites, adding texture to the overall listening experience.
Dillon's production is tight and focused, with each track contributing to a cohesive whole. "Gimme That" and "Take Japan" bring a sense of energy and urgency, while "Stop" offers a moment of reflection. The album closes with "Dilloutro," leaving the listener with a sense of satisfaction and anticipation for more.
"Dillon Ain't Playin" is a testament to Dillon's skill as both a rapper and a producer, offering a raw, unfiltered look into the underground hip hop scene. It's a short but sweet introduction to Dillon's artistry, showcasing his ability to craft compelling beats and deliver powerful lyrics.
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