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Confession: there are few Australian albums that I've been anticipating, the way I've been anticipating this debut effort from the KillaQueenz (who, incidentally, are everything that their namesake would have you believe). SistarHood, is the show-stopping hot-off-the-press LP, newly dropped by Belizean Bombshell and Kween G - KillaQueenz. Spending any more than 2 minutes with these ladies will give you a taste of the potential of their stage presence (just times that by, like, eleventy-billion, or something).
SistarHood is full to the brim with the kind of beats that keep the dance floors packed like sardines. Boasting input from some of the hottest producers around at the moment - such as ZDE, M-Phazes, Katalyst & South Rakkas Crew, and co. - SistarHood will even have you nodding your head as you stand in line at the supermarket, ipod in hand.
Another note, worthy of mention, is that the album is not only packed with Killa beats - it's just downright packed with tracks!! 19, to be exact. No standard, "12 tracks and we're done here", malarki. These girls have gone all out! I respect that.
Stand outs, for me, are as follows: Double Up ft. Lady Chann (which is also the first single, and getting a bunch of air-time. Apparently, it's the 19th most added song on Australian radio rotation. Big ups, ladeez); Boyfriend; and Kick in the Back Door. But, to be fair, I've been play-rewind-playing Sweaty Wet & Bitches for months now, which is probably the only reason they don't feature in this here list.
They're great people too, with a lot to say - so listen up!
>>visit their myspace<<
Belizean Bombshell
Kween G
SistarHood is full to the brim with the kind of beats that keep the dance floors packed like sardines. Boasting input from some of the hottest producers around at the moment - such as ZDE, M-Phazes, Katalyst & South Rakkas Crew, and co. - SistarHood will even have you nodding your head as you stand in line at the supermarket, ipod in hand.
Another note, worthy of mention, is that the album is not only packed with Killa beats - it's just downright packed with tracks!! 19, to be exact. No standard, "12 tracks and we're done here", malarki. These girls have gone all out! I respect that.
Stand outs, for me, are as follows: Double Up ft. Lady Chann (which is also the first single, and getting a bunch of air-time. Apparently, it's the 19th most added song on Australian radio rotation. Big ups, ladeez); Boyfriend; and Kick in the Back Door. But, to be fair, I've been play-rewind-playing Sweaty Wet & Bitches for months now, which is probably the only reason they don't feature in this here list.
They're great people too, with a lot to say - so listen up!
>>visit their myspace<<
Belizean Bombshell
Kween G
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