Luni Coleone – Lunicoleone.com

Album review

Lunicoleone.com is the sixth studio album by American rapper Luni Coleone, released on August 20, 2002, under the Sicc-A-Cell and Out Of Bounds record labels. This 15-track album dives deep into the realms of thug rap and gangsta hip-hop, showcasing Luni Coleone’s prowess as both an artist and producer. The album peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart, marking Luni Coleone’s last appearance on the Billboard charts to date.

The album begins with “Log On,” a 1:03 introductory track that sets the tone for the rest of the project. “End Of Da’ World” features Mitchy Slick and provides a powerful narrative about life’s struggles and perseverance. This is followed by “Ride Da’ Beef,” a collaboration with Messy Marv, which further highlights Luni Coleone’s ability to create dynamic partnerships with fellow artists in the hip-hop community.

“Ghetto Prayer” offers a moment of introspection and reflection, while “Can’t Fucc Wit’ Us” features the late Mac Dre, delivering a powerful message about loyalty and camaraderie. “Like I Do” serves as a reminder of Luni Coleone’s unique style and talent, while “West Was Won (Remix)” featuring X-Raided showcases the rapper’s versatility and adaptability.

“Got Yo’ Bacc,” a collaboration with Big Hollis, emphasizes the importance of having a strong support system, followed by “Ya Okay,” a track that highlights Luni Coleone’s ability to craft infectious hooks and memorable melodies. “Get That Feddy” features Hollow Tip, further showcasing the power of collaboration and the strength of the rap community.

“Fucc Life” delves into the darker side of existence, while “All On Da’ Line” features Hollow Tip, J-Mack, and Mitchy Slick, offering a gritty, raw narrative about putting everything on the line for success. “Wana Hate Me” confronts the challenges of dealing with envy and animosity, and “Wrong Or Right” featuring Mitchy Slick explores the complexities of morality and decision-making in difficult circumstances.

The album concludes with “Log Off,” a track featuring I-Rocc and Shawn, which serves as a fitting end to Lunicoleone.com, leaving a lasting impression on listeners.

Luni Coleone served as the executive producer, co-producer, and writer for Lunicoleone.com, showcasing his talents not only as a rapper but also as a skilled producer. Kenya Baker mastered the album, ensuring a polished, professional sound throughout the project. Additional production was provided by Big Hollis, further solidifying the album’s high-quality production values.

Lunicoleone.com is a testament to Luni Coleone’s growth as an artist and his continued dedication to creating powerful, thought-provoking music. With a diverse range of tracks and collaborations, this album is an essential addition to any hip-hop fan’s collection, illustrating Luni Coleone’s versatility and commitment to his craft. As the rapper’s last album to make it to the Billboard charts, Lunicoleone.com stands as a significant milestone in Luni Coleone’s impressive career.