LaLo Towers – “Same Shit Diff Dayz” (Album Review)
Rising out of the Lone Star State, Port Arthur’s Lalo Towers plays tour guide as he takes fans through his day to day activites on his new album entitled, ‘Same Shit Diff Dayz‘. Lead by his single, “Demons”, Lalo Towers delivers a 16-track album to evalate his indie stature to commercial status.
On the new project, Lalo begins with a natural creativity method that sonically sounds intriguing. Breaking out with tracks “To Each Their Own”, “Demons”, “Fa Now” filled with metaphorical prowess that newfound fans will buy into. Lalo creatively takes off and never looks back with steady bars, well-placed production, and enjoyable arrangement.
Half way through the project, Lalo Towers steps things up with “The Game”, “Day of the Dead”, and “My People”, adding a collective of friendly supporting acts to fuel the positive energy on the project. Closing out the album, Lalo is unleaded plus by the time you reach “It’s All Good”. Not a bad note to leave on, Lalo exhibits a different side of Texas’ residual sound.
The album indulges dark, street, and social awareness elements and its enjoyable from beginning to end. Well balance serving of underground and commerical appeal.
Hear the full-length LP below, courtesy of Spotify.
Artistically, Lalo Towers is a natural progression, superior punchline executionist, and a promising starpower. The premise stands alone and moves the Texas style into the future. “Same Shit Diff Dayz,” forsees a really recognizable career for Lalo Towers.
While not trerrible, the album could suffice with a few bigger features. With the solid production, rather local frequent collaborators, the album could have been buzzworthy with fewer more B or C-list popular acts. Especially with Texas being so stacked with noteworthy buzzworthy acts right now to add intensity to any track on the album.
Features aside, Lalo provides an exceptional concept and lyricism throughout the entire album. Everything from his lingo to storytelling, the up-and-coming recording artist delivers a great jumping on point for any newfound fan looking for some great new Dirty South sound. Follow him on Twitter!
Highlights: Production
Rating: 8/10
