T-Wes- Call of Duty 3

Progression, Development, Growth these are the key traits every individual must possess to become better at their craft. In the ever-growing world of Hip Hop every artist has a Beginning, Middle, and End in their career which showcases their transformation as a musician over the years. Each artist must find a way to reinvent themselves to stay current with the audience while still staying true to the format that brought them to the dance.

Since his start in 2001 T-Wes has exemplified the true meaning of what the evolution of an artist is all about. From his sinister Beats production value to his lyrical content over a record its no wonder why the young star continues to amaze the public with his remarkable talent.

After a two year hiatus, he is back with his long awaited mixtape Call of Duty 3. Picking up where Call of Duty 2 Modern Muzik left off, in this installment T-Wes delivers a stellar performance which far exceeds his previous efforts. Continuing to push the envelope from the Intro to exiting the Outro T-Wes takes his listeners on a journey in the mind of a hip hop star which is showcased with well-constructed production with a smooth-delivery in word he spits on a track.

Stand out songs like One Step and Off Work continues to show an artist with supreme confidence in his skill which is supported by flawless lyrical flow over while rapping about any subject over hard edges beats. While songs like The Rush and Just Fly Away displays his ability to open up to about life situations while keep his audience attention throughout the songs.

When listening to the Call of Duty 3 mixtape there is no question that this young artist has yet to reach the pinnacle of his career. However although he is an artist that is still  a work in progress with his latest effort it keeps the audience on the edge of their seats wanting more and  have everyone pondering the question is there any limitations to how far this artist can go in his ascent up the hip hop ladder.


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T-Wes Call of Duty (Modern Muzik 2)

Over the past decade Hip Hop music has experienced a dry spell in creativity amongst its artist in the game. With continuous blabber about money,cash,cars, & hoes; Hip Hop has slithered away from being creative and raw to just plain dry leaving its audiences wondering "Where has originality run off to ?"

Luckily for us there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel for Hip Hop music. In the underground scene their is a huge amount of unsigned artists who are constantly pushing themselves and grinding their way to get to the top giving us raw,honest,& unique lyrics that come straight from the heart.

One underground artist that is apart of the ever growing movement is an artist name Tayo Wesey better known as T-Wes. T-Wes has been rapping and producing for over 10 years and clearly know what it takes to become successful in the game.

In his latest mixtape Call of Duty 2 Modern Muzik, the album can be describe as a strong effort to push his lyrical & production abilities to the highest level.The songs on the album showcase T-Wes's ability to rap about anything he chooses with creativity and originality.Songs such as "I Don't Like" & "No Pen", T-Wes rhymes with superior lyrical abilities with a confidential swag like no other over hard edges beats that can easily be considered straight club bangers.

In addition to having hard-edge tracks on the album, T-Wes has no problem going personal and giving his listeners a glimpse at the man behind the mic.With songs like "Influential" & "But If Not" it gives listeners an in depth look at the trials & tribulation he goes through while pursuing his dreams to super rap stardom.

When listening to this album you get the impression is this really a "mixtape" because from the order of songs to the lyrical content this can be described more as an actual album.Despite this album only being his 2nd official mixtape release, overall after listening to Call of Duty 2 it leaves listeners wanting more & brings up curiosity of what the future holds for this bright young star.