K.Keed Bite the Bullet Review

K.Keed flop or nah?

This is the question many asked about K.Keed and in this article we will look at the facts, cap and stats.

What is K. Keed’s latest album?

K.Keed recently released an album that takes us on a bit of an introspective and journey of self discovery. She has features from jazz musicians, House artists and rappers. The list of credits will be covered below. This album show some personal growth and has elements of vulnerability. The sound is something many would call new wave, or underground and here is a deep look at the pros and cons of the project.

In the following paragraph We will look at what makes the project flop or not by checking out a list of the pros and cons of the album. The album title on its own is full of depth and a hidden message, the phrase “bite the bullet” which means doing something that one has been putting off for sometime. Here is a list of all songs on the album.

1. K.Keed – Healed?
2. K.Keed – Trailblazer
3. K.Keed – Dilemma Ft. A-Reece
4. K.Keed – Hi Hopes Ft.Priddy Ugly
5. K.Keed – Stained T-Shirt (Interlude)
6. K.Keed – 3PM In Kempenville
7. K.Keed – Imposter Syndrome
8. K.Keed – Indaba Yethu Ft. J’Something &. Kaylow
9. K.Keed – Khululekha Ft. Sino Msolo, Zoë Modiga &. Mo-T
10. K.Keed – Better Place (Interlude)
11. K.Keed – Feel A Lil Ft. Shekhinah
12. K.Keed – Clear As Day Ft. Lua
13. K.Keed – War In Me
14. K.Keed – uMvuzo Wam
15. K.Keed – Save ‘Em
16. K.Keed – Legwork
17. K.Keed – Year 24 Ft. Nasty C

Much more features than the previous album.

Longer track list consisting of 17 tracks.

Untapped or new sound.

Bars on Bars.

K.Keed can hold her weight.

Sound is not as main-stream

It might give-off the impression that the features carry the album.

A long-listen for listeners that aren’t attuned to listening to albums.

Lyrics are more in-depth and requires you to be in the mood to listen and not hear.

The sound is not as “Hip-Hop” as the typical songs K.Keed gets featured on.

We have come to the conclusion of the review and as a fan i had to leave my bias aside and listen to the bite-the-bullet objectively. The album tells a story and comes to a full circle with the song Year 24 which features Nasty-C.

These are my thoughts share yours below.