Finale
Delves Deeper on the Title Track from his New Album ~ Critical
Praise for Finale:
"Finale's latest... shows his perseverance paying creative dividends.
Grand Finale." - Chairman's Choice Feature, XXL -- "Abrasive, impassioned, and heartfelt" and: "A Pipe
Dream And A Promise is a solid first effort not to be denied. Motor music
indeed." - URB.com"Finale's debut album may be the rap fan's rap scene fan's rap
record: really, really unflashy, and really, really good." - CokeMachineGlow.com "Finale's mic presence channels Rakim... You would be hard-pressed
to find a more inspiring artist in 2009 than this talented and righteous
emcee right here." - HipHopDX.com
"Finale is clearly running Detroit where rhymes are concerned." - Frank151.com"He brings the best of the city (Detroit) on wax, with an old
school mindset and plenty of originality to match. Finale does what the
name suggests, providing hard-hitting wit, optimal word play and nimble
ability to ride a beat like a Yamaha." - AllHIpHop.com Having been featured everywhere from Wired.com to your
favorite hip-hop blog and in magazines from around the world, including a recent
feature in XXL's Chairman's Choice, Finale's new album, A
Pipe Dream And A Promise has been on shelves for almost a month now. The reviews have been pouring in,
and the verdict is clear: Finale has a stellar album on his hands. "A Pipe
Dream And A Promise," the title track from the Detroit rapper's debut LP,
shows off some of the best that Finale has to offer, mixing his patented complex
flow with introspection not often heard from rappers. With somber horns, courtesy
of the legendary Allan Barnes of the Blackbyrds, and sentimental keys, Oddisee's production sets the perfect backdrop for Finale on "A Pipe Dream And A Promise" as
he provides listeners a mirror into his mind and an explanation into the meaning
behind the title of his album. Finale raps, "My mother, my grandma, my grandfather,
my brother/ My sister, my girl, my landlord/ The fans, and my compadres/ I promise
the world to y'all and come up short/ Every time; my chase ain't over." By
the time you get to the chorus, with Monica Blaire singing "Thank you, for
believing in me," it becomes clear Finale is holding nothing back as he
details his struggles and motivation for success. As Finale himself says, "What's
realer than that?" A Pipe
Dream And A Promise is now available everywhere. Please post buy links if you can! http://itunes.apple.com/