Luni Coleone & Team Sicc Type Presents Turf Fellaz – Mobb Official – Double Impact (Classic Edition)

Album info

Released on November 20, 2007, “Mobb Official – Double Impact (Classic Edition)” by Luni Coleone & Team Sicc Type Presents Turf Fellaz stands as an unapologetic narrative of street life and ambition. The album is published under the label Sicc-A-Cell and adds to the dynamic catalog of American hip-hop, specifically in the gangsta rap subgenre.

The album kicks off with “S.I. Double C,” a hard-hitting track that sets the tone for the rest of the album, letting listeners know they’re in for an uncompromising experience. Featuring guest spots from G Mane, Big Hollis, Luni Coleone, and Silent Bob among others, each track presents a collaborative effort that blends diverse talents into a harmonious, yet gritty, tapestry of sounds.

Tracks like “It’s Real” and “I Only Fucc With G’z” convey the harsh realities and loyalties of street life, while “Throw Me Sump’N” and “Life is Crazy” offer reflective takes on the complexities of ambition and survival. Luni Coleone, who is also a presenter on the album, lends his seasoned voice on several tracks, most notably “Throw Me Sump’N” and “Rollin Down The Ave,” adding a layer of credibility and texture to an already compelling album.

“Mobb Official – Double Impact (Classic Edition)” does not shy away from exploring controversial topics either. Songs like “Addicted 2 Scratch” and “Married 2 The Mob” delve into the allure and dangers of quick money and allegiance to the streets. Furthermore, the album mixes in moments of levity and humor, such as in the “Sicc James (Sicc Team Type Skit),” balancing out the heavier themes.

But it’s not just the lyricism that makes this album a must-listen; the production is equally commendable. The beats, often tinged with classic West Coast hip-hop influences, create an atmospheric experience that transports listeners directly into the world that Turf Fellaz inhabits.

All in all, “Mobb Official – Double Impact (Classic Edition)” is a classic in its own right. It serves as a vivid tableau of life on the streets, full of struggle, loyalty, and the relentless pursuit of one’s dreams. It’s an album that invites you to understand the intricate layers of its world, and once you’re in, it’s hard to turn away.