Tsunami Tone – Ocean 360 EP (Album Review)

Tsunami Tone, artist from New York city, delivers new EP to digest. The fearless approach and turn up intensity demands respect, this album was meant to get a party reciting bars and having a good time. The production on Ocean 360 keeps the listener grooving and attuned. The concept brought to attention how well put together the songs are, full circle approach in the trap world.

“Work Smart” is the Opening track of the EP, perfect intro as the concept says the only way to work is with efficiency. This is  ideal, many artists don’t understand that practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect. Tsunami goes in to praise independence by saying he needs no cosign as he will do it himself, this shows the dedication to his artistry.

“Deal With It” is the type of track you hear blowing up in the dance scene, it’s easy to remember and the production takes it to new heights, simple but very dynamic. “Let Me know” is that Boss record, Tsunami made it known why he’s one of the newest rising artists out of NY, cocky bars and bold transitions “After one night turn yo broad into a professional”. “Back in Position” another one of those Don tracks demonstrating why a loss is always a gain when it’s a mind frame.

“Another Level” is another function banger aimed at the dance element. “Dead Level” shows a difference of perspectives and why some never make it to the next level. This record is meant to motivate the hustle and life that comes along with it. “All 2 God” showed a new side of Tsunami diving deep into his conscious thoughts and emotions, creating a classic cut, smooth and straight to the point. His bars and engaging energy set the stage for a theatrical experience for the listeners.

“Make it Work” a hustler’s ambition taken to new levels, vibrant and refreshing sounds illuminating the importance of desire. “88 coups” comes right in with a magical feel, bonus track by Boy Scoe featuring Tsunami. Great track for HIP-HOP heads it has that throwback new age feel.  “Activated” brings another trap style heater for the culture, this album will surely have you in the groove. “Good Loud” sparks the cannabis community with a laid back smooth approach. You can follow Tsunami Tone on twitter stay tuned for upcoming music.

Rating 8.0
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