Asher Roth, in appearance, is your average college kid. However, with his appearance comes an abundance of skill as a lyricist. He is part of what I see as a reversion of hip-hop back to being fun and containing purely GOOD lyrics, not stupid catch phrases with a simple beat. He goes right along with KiD CuDi, Drake, Charles Hamilton, and The Cool Kids, but, he has his own style, of course; as do all the other artists I just named. He keeps his rhymes very real and personal and just speaks on his life; not trying to be a gangsta or a balla or anything like that. He just does his thing. If you listen to his songs or freestyles, you'll see what I mean. He put out a mixtape called "The Greenhouse Effect" last year, but his debut album, "Asleep in the Bread Aisle" is set to release this April. I'm looking forward to it.
3.06.2009
ASHER ROTH
I ended the last post with a preview of what I'd be writing about in this one. I was slippin when I didn't include this guy in my top new artists of 2009 [see older posts].

Asher Roth, in appearance, is your average college kid. However, with his appearance comes an abundance of skill as a lyricist. He is part of what I see as a reversion of hip-hop back to being fun and containing purely GOOD lyrics, not stupid catch phrases with a simple beat. He goes right along with KiD CuDi, Drake, Charles Hamilton, and The Cool Kids, but, he has his own style, of course; as do all the other artists I just named. He keeps his rhymes very real and personal and just speaks on his life; not trying to be a gangsta or a balla or anything like that. He just does his thing. If you listen to his songs or freestyles, you'll see what I mean. He put out a mixtape called "The Greenhouse Effect" last year, but his debut album, "Asleep in the Bread Aisle" is set to release this April. I'm looking forward to it.
Asher Roth, in appearance, is your average college kid. However, with his appearance comes an abundance of skill as a lyricist. He is part of what I see as a reversion of hip-hop back to being fun and containing purely GOOD lyrics, not stupid catch phrases with a simple beat. He goes right along with KiD CuDi, Drake, Charles Hamilton, and The Cool Kids, but, he has his own style, of course; as do all the other artists I just named. He keeps his rhymes very real and personal and just speaks on his life; not trying to be a gangsta or a balla or anything like that. He just does his thing. If you listen to his songs or freestyles, you'll see what I mean. He put out a mixtape called "The Greenhouse Effect" last year, but his debut album, "Asleep in the Bread Aisle" is set to release this April. I'm looking forward to it.
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