GloRillas major-label debutGloriousharkens back towards the glory years of the dirty South.
One track, Hollon, adopts the chorus from DJ UNK of Walk It Out fames Hold on Ho.
Another, Let Her Cook, flips the same Isaac Hayes sample that girded C-Murders Down for My Niggaz.
ADAM RINDY*
Alas, its not the Aughts anymore.
Most ofGloriousfifteen tracks feel truncated, snipped into quick two-verse, two-and-half-minute bursts to capture internet-addled attention spans.
Ironically, one ofGloriouss best cuts is I Aint Going, where Glo angrily speaks out against gender violence.
When shes going hard, theres little need for her to compromise her message.
