Just wanted to give an contrasting example of what was written about B. Sharpa in Trax magazine in France...
"A concentrated blast of digital hip hop: the flow is hard, the beats slamming. The themes are hardcore, but there is a kind of funky nonchalance that is very contemporary.
Deep, like a hybrid between post-rave dubstep and hard-working old-skool rap, this album is a most unlikely, but essential dancefloor crossover."
I'm not posting this to show off or big Sharpa up,,, just as an example of writing that gets across the idea of what the album sounds like.