Missy Elliot‘s been cooking up something new for years it seems. Well, now we’ve got something concrete to work with: Her first single, “Best Best.” Produced by “Gimme More” producer, Danja (which makes itself rather apparent very quickly), the song utilizes the producer’s now signature so-minor-it’s-damn-near-off-key verses (see “Gimme More”), spooky, grinding down beats, and reverb friendly chorus lines. Danja’s done a number on this one, though the overload of futuristic hip-hop screeches and half-hearted vocals ebbs this one toward mediocrity. “I’m feeling this,” Missy roars nearly two minutes in. Me? I’m not so sure yet.
Missy Elliot‘s been cooking up something new for years it seems. Well, now we’ve got something concrete to work with: Her first single, “Best Best.” Produced by “Gimme More” producer, Danja (which makes itself rather apparent very quickly), the song utilizes the producer’s now signature so-minor-it’s-damn-near-off-key verses (see “Gimme More”), spooky, grinding down beats, and reverb friendly chorus lines. Danja’s done a number on this one, though the overload of futuristic hip-hop screeches and half-hearted vocals ebbs this one toward mediocrity. “I’m feeling this,” Missy roars nearly two minutes in. Me? I’m not so sure yet.
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