Rashid Kay Rates Cassper’s “Solomon” Album 9/10, Here’s Why
Rashid Kay Rates Cassper’s “Solomon” Album 9/10, Here’s Why. South African hip-hop aficionado and commentator, Rashid Kay, has recently shared his review of Cassper Nyovest‘s highly anticipated album “Solomon,” which dropped last month.
Rashid known for his unapologetic critiques and deep understanding of the local music scene, awarded the album a remarkable 9/10 rating, citing its replay value and listenability. “It’s a great album, I like it, it’s better than other albums. I like this album, it has replay value like I’ve played it repeatedly and it’s listenable,” Rashid Kay said.
In his assessment of the “Solomon” album, Rashid remarked that Cassper wasn’t striving for a chart-topping single, emphasizing that the collection of songs exudes a strong emphasis on musicality rather than commercial appeal.
“I like this album, like honestly, I dont think he was chasing for a hit. This album is too musical, I dont think he didn’t chase that bubble gum sound,” he added.
On the ratings, Rashid gave the Solomon album a solid 9/10 stating that there were no skips for him on the project. “There was no skips, zero skips, 018, shout out 9 out of 10.”
The release of the “Solomon” album has sent ripples of excitement throughout the dynamic South African music scene, serving as a pivotal moment in Cassper Nyovest‘s artistic journey. Earning accolades and fervent applause, this musical masterpiece has undeniably cemented Cassper Nyovest’s stature as a preeminent figure in South African music, garnering widespread acclaim and reverence from his devoted fan base and industry peers alike.
