MC Wicks drops Infinite Power (Album Review)

Central California’s best, Fresno’s MC WICKS, is again once more with one other traditional lyrical masterpiece, Infinite Power, the follow-up to his earlier venture Internal Healing. All tracks are produced by his longtime collaborator Borkner Park (Vivid Visions). That is Mc Wicks’ seventeenth album. On this newest 14-track album, Wicks as soon as once more showcases his lyrical-raw storytelling capacity and vivid wordplay.

Wicks isn’t any stranger to being a lyrical beast on the mic, since his debut, Never Had a Dolla (2014). Wicks has proved that he’s hip-hop’s subsequent biggest. Straight out of Fresno, Wicks follows within the footsteps of natives corresponding to Fashawn and Planet Asia.

The album title is predicated on Wicks’ late father, Frank, a revered Yaqui Native inside his neighborhood. The data and knowledge handed down from him impressed Wicks to deliver this album to life. The art work includes a portrait of Frank, with a background impressed by Robert Greene’s 48 Legal guidelines of Energy.

The intro observe, By no means Forgotten, begins off with Wicks’ uncooked lyrical wordplay, emphasizing that he’ll stay related no matter his presence. Cosmos elaborates on his vivid storytelling and mental punchlines, utilizing scientific metaphors to boast his bragging rights from one other universe, with the remaining unable to maintain up. Alongside, That Man reaffirms his standing as the very best. Main in direction of tracks like “Prepared for Struggle,” the only real function with A-F-R-O, “Rock Star,” and “On and On,” Wicks strikes along with his famend hardcore growth bap sound.

Sore: 9/10

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