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Mosi Reeves

  • Localization and Featured Content Editor, Welocalize
  • None, Welocalize
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Future erneuert seine Formel auf „The Real Me“ kaum

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By Mosi Reeves
| RollingStone Germany Verified
Wer als Künstler 13 Alben und fast zwei Dutzend Mixtapes in 15 Jahren veröffentlicht hat, dem stellt sich irgendwann zwangsläufig die Frage: Gibt es noch etwas Neues zu sagen? Diese Frage hängt wie ein Schatten über Nayvadius „Future“ Cashs neuem Album „The Real Me“.
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Future Can’t Quite Freshen His Formula on ‘The Real Me’

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By Mosi Reeves
| Rolling Stone India Verified
When an artist has made 13 albums and nearly two dozen mixtapes in 15 years, does that person have anything new left to say? It’s a question that hangs over Nayvadius “Future” Cash’s latest album, The Real Me. Most of Future’s peers in the post-Lil Wayne digital-trap era of the early 2010s, from fellow Atlanta stars Young Thug and 2 Chainz to Southern boldfaced names like Kodak Black and Kevin Gates, have faded back into the regional-rap morass.
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Future Can’t Quite Freshen His Formula on ‘The Real Me’

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By Mosi Reeves
| Rolling Stone Verified
When an artist has made 13 albums and nearly two dozen mixtapes in 15 years, does that person have anything new left to say? It’s a question that hangs over Nayvadius “Future” Cash’s latest album, The Real Me. Most of Future’s peers in the post-Lil Wayne digital-trap era of the early 2010s, from fellow Atlanta stars Young Thug and 2 Chainz to Southern boldfaced names like Kodak Black and Kevin Gates, have faded back into the regional-rap morass.
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