It takes an exceptional talent to hang with Tech on a track and not get overshadowed, and to the surprise of no one that turns out to be Murs and Rittz on the aptly named “Mo’ Ammo.” It’s not that Nina is setting out to show other people up it just HAPPENS. Darrein Safron and Godemis (of CES Cru) are just fine on the song, they do nothing wrong, but once Tech N9ne starts spitting out bars in his often imitated and rarely duplicated rapid fire delivery at the end of this verse, you’re reminded exactly who the star is. “Reloaded” brings me back to the point of this being a Tech N9ne album by any other name. The T’s roguish and sees solace when reloaded!” Incredible f–kin piece of what the C’s and B’s voted Was devoted to makin them miss it and decode it They really wanna deep-throat it cause everything he quoted Spyin, dyin or wet, wanna put the N9ne in your neck Lot of people are freakin out with maybe flyin the vetĮyein the check, no denyin bitches cryin for sex Muh’f–ker (cheah!) I am the Tech, I’m buyin the jet Muffed the milli and mind your manners, missīut I like livin life lovely and lantern lit People think I’m polyamorous, when I go hippity-hop I hammer chicks Tech: “They see me with women that’s glamorous Slowly building up a loyal cult following over a long time has kept each a successful self-made artist.
It’s the middle of the three people tend to think about them repping which is all to the good, but what has served each well is the ability to export this local flavor to a national market and earn more converts in the process. Aaron holds it down for the Midwest generally, Kansas City locally, and Lee’s Summit specifically. Earl holds it down for the West generally, the Bay Area locally, and Vallejo specifically. His only fair rival in consistently delivering to his fans is E-40 and they have something else in common - an incredibly strong regional following.
Aaron Yates is now at a point in his career where some artists might be having a mid-life crisis, Tecca Nina seems completely oblivious to his age and continues to drop one album afer another and do one tour after another. Incidentally that’s a good thing because Tech N9ne albums are consistently solid from start to finish and feature a lot of tracks that sound good thumping out the speakers in your ride. A Tech N9ne album is a Tech N9ne album and a rose by any other name is still a rose. I’m willing to concede they’re not the same technically but I firmly believe it’s not something the average listener or fan would be all that concerned about. On a non-Collabos album all of these same artists would be working with Tech and making cameos as guests on his songs. From my vantage point these are Tech N9ne songs on a Tech N9ne album, even if they might technically be “CES Cru featuring Tech N9ne” or “Darrein Safron featuring Tech N9ne.” You call it how you want to call it. Whether you get the regular or the deluxe version of “Dominion,” which is a three bonus track variant, there’s only one song on either one that doesn’t feature Tech and that’s “Take You Down.” The sound isn’t even that different as resident Strange Music producer Seven did the entire album save for “Jesus and a Pill,” which he co-produced with Joshua S.
MOST WELL KNOWN TECH N9NE SONGS SERIES
The seventh installment of the Tech N9ne “Collabos” series arrived on April 7th of this year and is known as “Dominion.” I feel the need to point out this out at the start because some might consider this to be a “Tech N9ne features all of his friends album” and not a “Tech N9ne album,” but in my experience the difference between the two is not huge (or HYOOOGE).
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