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O.M.G
Rusko. Hoping to steer clear of harping on about Rusko’s place in the ever changing, increasingly challenged genre of Dubstep, we can agree that he is accepted as a heavyweight, since the release of ‘Cockney Thug’ he has continued to through out volumes of tracks, all leaning towards the more bass-driven offerings.
His debut, O.M.G stays in keeping with it’s heavy bass and clear ‘wobble’ dripped throughout but I’m agreeing with critics that it falls into a crossover of genres more than one too many times. Verging on breakbeat, 90’s rave and clever hooks similar to that of a classic pop song he has stayed in a comfortable space. To those suggesting it’s a pushing the envelope album, I disagree.
The album is explosive at times. He is clearly intent of huge dancefloor anthem like tracks and nearly feels like a two fingers to those who have questioned his abilities to produce that sub-base sound attributed to dubstep producers before him. As an album, the flow of tracks is beautifully put together.
Collaborations with Crookers, Gucci Mane and Redlight are highlights.
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