Busta Rhymes – Genesis review

written by Low Key

Ever since his days with The Leaders Of The New School, Busta Rhymes has always been larger than life. He posses a unique combination of raw energy, charisma and a flamboyant personality. Add all these together and you have one of the most dominant figures in the Hip-Hop world today. Busta has always had a savvy technique of being able to reach the pop world with music, while at the same time keeping it real with his roots, the streets. Lately however, Busta’s knack for producing solid albums and huge hits has taken a nose dive. Ever since he released “The Coming” in 96′, Busta has slowly deteriorated with each release. The final straw coming with the commercial and critical flop “Anarchy”. Most thought Busta should take some needed time off so he could regroup after his recent flop and come back with something truly worthwhile. It seemed the Hip-Hop world was getting a little tired with Busta, and his overzealous work ethic saturated the market to excess. But if there’s one thing we know about Busta is that he’s no conventional emcee. And only a little over a year after his last release, Busta has returned with his fifth album “Genesis”.

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