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Slimesito – “Evilslime 2” review

Atlanta, Georgia rapper Slimesito dropping off his 19th extended play on Devil’s Night. Notable for being a member of the quintet Jurassic Park, he would also drop 5 LPs as well as 18 EPs & a mixtape of his own. Highlights in his discography include his 4th EP Scarface Sito, his 9th EP Rich Slime, his full-length debut Vida Brazy, 11th EP Life of a Slime, the Dedication duology hosted by DJ Phat & the Evilgiane-produced Evilslime. However, he’s running it back with Giane for Evilslime 2.

“Georgia State” opens up representing the university Sito’s bitch attends over a cloudy instrumental with some 808s whereas “Lik Rocky” talks about having nothing in common with the rest of these sloppy muhfuckas. “Pop His Top” kinda has an upbeat groove to it painting imagery of the gangsta lifestyle for only 91 seconds & after “Last Forever” talks about rising with his bro until the end, “Incognito” makes it known he’s been around the block ever since he was kid.

To wrap up the EP’s final leg, “Been Shinin’” talks about his diamonds being so timeless to the point where they leave people blinded while “Bal Main” works in some synthesizers flexing that he only comes in 1st place & hallucinating as a result of the new medication he’s been taking. “MF DOOM” pays homage to one of the greatest lyricists of all-time in addition to following his aunt’s advise or staying authentic to himself & “West 2 East” talks about staying on the same time much like the late Kobe Bryant.

Bity of God along with GTA9 & Plugg n Slime were all average to me, so hearing that Slimesito reunited with Evilgiane to make a sequel to his most beloved EP gave me the feeling we were in for some of his greatest material in the past couple years & the final results of Evilslime 2 pretty much confirms those expectations being met. The trap, sample drill, plugg & dark plugg production’s more consistent & Sito keeps it short but sweet with his performances.

Score: 4/5

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Slimesito – “EVILSLIME” review

This is the 16th EP from Atlanta, Georgia rapper Slimesito. Notable for being a member of the quintet Jurassic Park, he would also drop 3 LPs as well as 15 EPs & a mixtape of his own. Highlights in his discography include his 4th EP Scarface Sito, his 9th EP Rich Slime, his full-length debut Vida Brazy, 11th EP Life of a Slime & lastly the Dedication duology hosted by DJ Phat. And now with Yonkers producer Evilgiane of the Surf Gang coming fresh off lacing The Hillbillies’ eponymous debut single, I had a strong feeling ahead of EVILSLIME that it could top everything else as the crown jewel of Sito’s discography.

“Designer Drugz” gets the ball rolling detailing Slimesito’s lifestyle over a plugg instrumental whereas “Right or Wrong” co-produced by Eera finds the 2 joining forces going into a cloudier direction with some hi-hats thrown in talking about sliding for the gang without caring who’s in the right or who’s in the wrong. “Bandoleros” kinda has this airy drill vibe to the beat referring to himself as a rebel prior to the booming “Mona Lisa” painting the block much like the iconic painting the EP’s artwork pays homage to.

K$upreme joins Sito on the psychedelic “Top Floor” flexing the penthouse status that both artists have earned at this point in their careers while the atmospheric drill hybrid “Make It Home” reminding everyone that he been had motion. “Bruise Wayne” works in these ominous synth melodies & hi-hats talking about being on the block no differently than Batman, but then “12 03 93” gives me a cinematic vibe instrumentally feeling like making shit snow although it’s summertime.

“Top Kapo” pushes near the end of EVILSLIME calling himself a top dog over a cloudy beat just before “No Stress” clashes hi-hats & low-register synth melodies refusing to stress over Ls by getting back in counting through all the racks. The closing track “Dr. Evil” finishes the EP with a more playful tone in the production & Sito talking about everyone calling him evil since they know he stay plotting, likening himself to the titular antagonist of the Austin Powers trilogy.

Giane’s increasing popularity in the last couple years has been making me extremely happy as someone who’s been paying attention to him for the past 3 years & not only has become EVILSLIME my new favorite Slimesito EP, but I’d even put it up there with RealYungPhil’s 5th EP Dr. Phil as one of the greatest projects that the Surf Gang member has fully produced for another artist so far since the end result is Evilgiane’s sound being used as a canvas for Sito to paint his masterpiece.

Score: 4/5

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