Dive into the gritty and raw world of 38 Spesh with his 2013 album, "TimeServed." This 18-track project is a testament to the underground hip-hop scene, blending elements of boom bap and East Coast hip hop to create a sonically rich experience. Clocking in at just over an hour, the album is a journey through the streets, touching on themes of struggle, ambition, and resilience.
38 Spesh's lyrical prowess shines throughout "TimeServed," with tracks like "Life Value" and "The Appeal" showcasing his introspective side, while "Fire" and "Coke Man / Weed Man" highlight his ability to craft hard-hitting, street-oriented narratives. The album's production is a standout feature, with beats that are both nostalgic and fresh, providing a perfect backdrop for 38 Spesh's storytelling.
From the introspective "These 3 Words" to the defiant "I Rather Die," and the reflective "That Was Me," the album offers a diverse range of tracks that cater to different moods and settings. "TimeServed" is not just an album; it's a snapshot of 38 Spesh's artistry and a celebration of underground hip hop. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this album is a compelling introduction to the world of 38 Spesh.