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Fabolous - The Soul Tape 2 Fabolous. By DJ Ill Will. Loso's latest mixtape is a dope one. With features from J. Ever since that dropped however, not much has happened - he left Elektra Records to join Atlantic in , which was short-lived, then joined Def Jam the same year. His last few albums post-Street Dreams haven't been received well, expect his album "Loso's Way" which is getting a sequel very soon. With the delays occurring for his next album, he's been releasing a series of mixtapes entitled "The Soul Tapes" which easily contain some of the best material Fabolous has done to date.

The second installment of the mixtape series is no exception to that rule. In Fabolous' old, and even his new album material, 's "The Young OG Project", the NY-based rapper has been rapping over beats in which heavily samples '90s hits i. In his "The Soul Tape 2", none of that is the case here.

To sum it up best, this new venture undoubtedly works for him with the production being nothing short of extravagant and flamboyant-tipped. It's evident in the orchestra-led "Guess Who's Bizzack", which feels like the grandeous 'comeback' track that fans have been waiting for what feels like an eternity.

This is where Fabolous pulls off one of the better rap performances in his career, showcasing himself with suave and debonair that fits with the old-school atmosphere of the track. Another fantastic track is the piano-led slow jam "Diced Pineapples", a sexually-charged record that features Trey Songz and Cassie.

The strong vocals of Trey and the sensuality that comes from Cassie's vocals suit Fabolous' tough, yet sexually-infused rhymes which exposes his darker side. Fabolous' seventh mixtape isn't one without flaws however. A vital amount of the rhymes he delivers are either barred by his disjointed delivery and flow, or that the lyrics in general just sound silly and terrible i.

These glaring problems look like signs of the NY-based rapper slowing down and being unable to really rap. Fortunately this isn't prominent in the tape, and that's a great thing to note. It is one where the heart and soul of New York is fully displayed for all the world to see in one track mixtape. Songs like the laid-back "We Get High" reinforce that. This tape is infinitely better than the majority of the album material Fabolous has been dropping in the decade-plus career he's amassed.

In fact, this is probably the best set of material that he's dropped in his career, no joke. The issues that show itself on the mixtape are worrisome, signs of him slowing down. Brooklyn Sumtimes I Part 2 ft Lil' Mo My Life feat. Mary J Blige Take You Home ft Lil' Mo Think Y'all Know This Is My Party You Ain't Got Nothin Don't Stop Won't Stop I Don't See Nobody Po Po ft Nate Dogg Running Your Mouth ft Nate Dogg Baby Don't Go ft T-Pain Can't Let You Go Remix Hustler's Poster Child Let The Money Build Throw Back Comedy Central Bad Bitch I Came For The Money Fabolous - One Day You Got Me Change Up ft.

The Soul Tape. The Soul Tape 2.