A Southern Jay-Z some would say. Others would say he's more like Kweli. Either way, he is a lyrical punchline artist/storyteller from the South with clever, witty metaphors on some of the hottest production that the industry has yet to hear.

21 MP3 Songs
HIP-HOP/RAP: Hip Hop, HIP-HOP/RAP: Street Rap

Show all album songs: Melt The Mic vol. 2, From the Streets, To the Booth Songs


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Mr. Kobayashi (a.k.a. Kobe Kane) follows up his Melt the Mic mixtape compilation with a blazing volume 2 entitled, "From the Streets, To the Booth". Kobayashi silenced critics with this cd provide 21 tracks of intoxicating, breath-taking creativity. Unlike volume one, Mr. Kobayashi made it a point to feature on all 21 tracks demonstrating his versatility and song writing abilities. He takes you from commercial and club songs, to street anthems, to hip hop ciphers and life tracks. Even though the mixtape contains a lot of variety, the songs are carefully arranged for completeness and at itâs conclusion, you are left with a sigh of satisfaction.

The Intro alone is hard-hitting and captivating enough to make you want to hear more. The overall sound of the mixtape is professional, clear, and most importantly (unlike most mixtapes), 100 original. Kobe put together a masterpiece of artwork for the fans of hip hop music and culture. Throughout the album, Kobayashi showcases his talent as a songwriter, lyricist, storyteller, emcee battler, punch line artist, and poet.

I can humbly say that no matter what genre of hip hop music you are used to listening to, you will be thoroughly impressed by this mixtape. This will exceed your expectations. Please purchase and Enjoy. Solo album, âProbably 3rdâ coming soon.