In preparation for their new album, “Chaos Is My Ladder,” Ransom and V Don have enlisted Lloyd Banks from Brooklyn.
Up until the end of the year, top-notch MCs will continue to satisfy the needs of hip-hop enthusiasts. The newest artists to reveal new music are Ransom and V Don, who has teamed up with Lloyd Banks to record the track “Short Notice.”
The song appears to be the precursor to another collaboration between the New York rapper and producer. Chaos Is My Ladder, a forthcoming effort from the two scheduled for release sometime in December, has been announced. Additionally, it continues a string of excellent singles and group efforts, starting with his tune “Sinatra’s Demons” from October to “Band of Brothers” with 38 Spesh and Benny the Butcher.
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As would be expected, “Short Notice” is a straightforward song with strong East Coast energy, exemplified by the strong drumming and commanding performances. A vast instrumental palette and some excellent sample work are also on exhibit, giving the rhythm variety.
There are glistening chimes, an ardent string section, acoustic guitar chords, and moody keys, for instance. Although it may seem like a lot, the song’s structure and mix dynamically incorporate the various elements. It demonstrates V Don’s adaptability and producing skills, who just put out a solid collaborative album with Willie The Kid.
Ransom and Lloyd Banks, meantime, uphold that exacting standard for their bars. Through their powerful deliveries and fluid flows, they can give the rich beat a raw edge. If anything, it demonstrates how ageless and all-encompassing this sound is and how captivating it still is. Given that Lloyd Banks paid homage to his late manager Hovain, they have a lot of legacy to uphold.
The MCs discuss well-known street tales and views from a variety of perspectives when it comes to the topic matter. Additionally, their rhyme systems are unaffected by their jaded upbringings and lost friends. They are still intensely concerned with creating interesting flows and lines to support their experiences as they rap about their credibility and movement.
