Contemporary hip hop has lost much of the charms of old school days. The grand soundscape of ReachingNOVA reminds me of the golden period of hip hop with the influence of iconic rappers such as Eminem, The Notorious B.I.G, Nas, Jay-Z, Tupac, and more. Featuring an outstanding ear for hip-hop sounds, ReachingNOVA is an artist that is genuinely one-of-a-kind and has an irresistible energy that does not depend on chance to highlight his talent. The charismatic rapper churns out an upbeat and pleasant theme melody line for his new soundtrack, penetrates the hearts of the listeners, giving them the real essence of the exquisite lyrical wordplay.
His newly released masterpiece “Used To” featuring Debanaire introduces good old hard-hitting rhythms and powerful rhythms creating an atmosphere of absolute perfection.
The single introduces their spectacular rendition with the fitting use of hard-hitting groovy beats and sultry rhythms that set a scenic canvas for their heart-pounding delivery of verses. Lyrically, the single touches on their thematic journey through life and how things truly have changed for the better. There’s a certain groove in his rap style that sounds amazingly refreshing to the ears. Everything about the record, from songwriting to punchy beats at suitable intervals, the groove, and the melodic loop, has been well done. Focusing on all such nuanced specifics throughout the early phase of his career, the artist is definitely headed to the top.
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