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Review: Unik Brodaz – Amedo Ready? A Hit or Miss

Enthused by the success of their previous hit “Amem?”, the afro pop duo puts out another Question tagged tittle, another Rex Made It production, another supposed catchy phrased Jam, but is it another Hit?
It is safe to start by acknowledging the contributions of the duo towards putting the state in the map with the hit single “Amem?” being one of the biggest tune out of the south by that time with a complimenting expensive and great quality video aired in all media houses to follow up.
#AmedoReady? Apart from this jam being one of the most highly anticipated song in the south online, coming from the populace choice of the Moment made the news a rave coupled with the previously faked news of a possible collabo with MrP of P’square and staged rumors of their death to court attention… well, their hype man did a great job there and now, The Jam itself?
Beginning with a very energetic intro spiced with the trending ShakuShaku flair couldn’t be any less but an amazing idea. Sadly, the beat maker wasted no time sampling obvious elements from beat of their previous hit to the song killing the chances of having another unique tune..
While the chorus seems catchy and sharp establishing a pretty broad sphere for lyrical exploitation the first verse still had content out of context throwing critical listeners off balance as to getting the theme then the “You can never hide a golden fish” (was that even necessary?)
the verse verse 2 came with the POP CHAMPAIGN lines and other famous lines from previous hits of various artistes – one can only wonder if it’s out of limited lyrics bank or desperation to garner scores from the success of the copied tunes…
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In all, lyrically the entire song is a mismanaged disjoint of conflicting ideologies with no poor transitional tecniques while the duo did well with vocal prowess and delivery. Also, professionalism in sound engineering and the mixing of this jam #ihearmix is commendable as clearance is obtained amidst rowdy components being dominant in the instrumentals… #amedoready?
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