Ecay Uno – Mental Scars
August 12, 2003
Download music album Mental Scars by Ecay Uno, released on August 12, 2003. ℗ Money Hungry Entertainment / Navarre Corporation / Bomb Leery Entertainment
1
Ecay Uno, Ananda Lewis
The Interview
01:05
2
Ecay Uno
U Turn Me
03:55
3
Ecay Uno, Cee Wee
180 Gold
04:12
4
Ecay Uno, L.C. Janet, Lil C.S.
Can’t Get Enough
03:49
5
Ecay Uno, Ananda Lewis
The Interview Pt. II
00:34
6
Ecay Uno, Goldie Loc, Mr. Tan
Ride 2night
04:10
7
Ecay Uno
God On My Side
03:28
8
Ecay Uno, Bad Azz, Cee Wee, Khaleedah Ishe
Feel The Realist
03:27
9
Ecay Uno
Break Yoself
04:05
10
Ecay Uno
So Little Time
03:58
11
Ecay Uno, Ananda Lewis
The Interview Pt. III
01:04
12
Ecay Uno, Mouch Massive, Mister Lowc
Tha Comebac
04:16
13
Ecay Uno, Trazel
My Thang
03:48
14
Ecay Uno, Killa Tay
Cold Twist
03:58
15
Ecay Uno, Mitchy Slick, Cricet
Still Gang Bangin’
04:42
16
Ecay Uno
Nigga Say Nigga
03:52
17
Ecay Uno
Life Or Death
05:25
18
Ecay Uno
Black Heart
03:54
19
Ecay Uno, Chag G, Eboni Baker
Tha Others
03:57
20
Ecay Uno, Ananda Lewis
The Interview Pt. IV
00:41
21
Ecay Uno
Mental Scars
05:26
22
Ecay Uno, Ananda Lewis
The Interview Pt. V
01:14
Album info
“Mental Scars” by Ecay Uno, released in 2003, is a compelling album from the San Diego-based rapper, Travis D. Starks, known for his gritty portrayal of street life and his raw, unfiltered approach to hip-hop. The album is a journey through the struggles and realities faced by Ecay Uno, offering a mix of hard-hitting lyrics and thoughtful storytelling.
The album opens with “The Interview,” featuring Ananda Lewis, which sets the stage for a personal and introspective journey. “U Turn Me,” produced by Ecay Uno himself, is a powerful start, blending introspective lyrics with a strong beat.
“180 Gold” featuring Cee Wee*, and “Can’t Get Enough” featuring L.C. Janet and Lil C.S., showcase Ecay Uno’s talent for collaboration, highlighting his ability to create chemistry with other artists. “The Interview Pt. II” with Ananda Lewis further delves into the artist’s mind.
“Ride 2night,” featuring Goldie Loc and Mr. Tan, is a standout track, combining a catchy hook with street-smart lyrics. In “God On My Side” and “Feel The Realist,” featuring Bad Azz, Cee Wee*, and Khaleedah Ishe, Ecay Uno explores deeper themes of survival and authenticity.
The album continues to showcase Ecay Uno’s versatility with tracks like “Break Yoself” and “So Little Time.” “The Interview Pt. III” further reveals the artist’s thoughts and motivations.
“Tha Comebac,” featuring Mouch Massive and Mister Lowc, and “My Thang,” featuring Trazel, are notable for their energetic flow and compelling storytelling. “Cold Twist,” featuring Killa Tay, stands out for its unique sound and intricate wordplay.
In “Still Gang Bangin’,” featuring Mitchy Slick and Cricet, Ecay Uno returns to his roots, delivering a raw and unapologetic portrayal of gang life. “Nigga Say Nigga” and “Life Or Death” are hard-hitting tracks that showcase his lyrical prowess.
“Black Heart” delves into the darker aspects of the rapper’s psyche, while “Tha Others,” featuring Chag G and Eboni Baker, adds a different dimension to the album. The album closes with “Mental Scars,” encapsulating the overall theme and leaving a lasting impression of Ecay Uno’s struggle and resilience.
Overall, “Mental Scars” is a deep and introspective album that showcases Ecay Uno’s talents as a rapper and a storyteller, making it a significant contribution to the West Coast hip-hop scene.
