Mersey Life Volume One
When your future is prison, most people would see no reason to progress with their career. However Dru T has turned a negative into a positive by releasing an incredible Mixtapeentitled ‘Mersey Life’ that shows his noticeable talents in the best way possible. In a year Dru T has improved impeccably on his flow, wordplay and most of all on his delivery. His tracks sound more professional then ever and his vast verity of styles is shown in a collection of 19 tracks.
The Mixtape starts off hotter than most with ‘You Can’t See’ where immediately Dru T shows both his
Its not all Beats and flows tho, this Mixtape has some meaningful and sentimental songs such as ‘Rainin Hard On Me’, ‘The Love Has Gone’ and ‘We Love You’. Wether its his brother's tragic suicide, the mistakes he’s made in the past or his love for the fans Dru T puts it all out there for people to see. The ‘Mersey Life’ Mixtape is definately a collection of Dru T’s best work and has all the qualities of a star in the making
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MerseyLife Volume Two
Dru T, 18, Delivers, Once Again. Less then 2 weeks after his last Mixtape release he drops the 2nd in the ‘Mersey Life’ Series. Not only was the 2nd volume unexpected but it is also a striking reminder at how focused Dru T is with succeeding in music. This time around the Mixtape is 21 tracks deep with a fresher look on what can only be described as ‘Mersey Life’. From the very beginning with the opening track ‘Believe Me (It’s Liverpool)’ Dru shows that he’s here not jus to deliver great flows and uplifting music but to stay true to who he is and his home town.
The Mixtape then delivers the 5th in a collection of diss tracks that Dru T has made towards Local MC called ‘Ill Get Your Chick’. The track is Dru T being very upfront and gives his opponent not only a verbal bashing but a flow lesson as well. For the people that would think the 2nd Mixtape has nothing different to offer from the 1st Mixtape then they would be wrong. With incredible tracks such as ‘Cant Get Over You’, ‘More then Friends’ and his very own remix of the popular ‘Wifey Riddem’. There is also a lot of progression shown in the bass bumping songs such as ‘They Know My Name’, ‘Can You Feel Me’ and ‘Nowhere To Run’. In his more upbeat tracks Dru has made his flow more on point and those metaphors are turning more heads than ever.
One of the best things about the 1st Mixtape was his more emotional and personal tracks, and he has done that again, but on a higher level. Not only is he able to express what’s going on in his mind, body and soul but also he’s able to channel it to make some remarkable music. This is best displayed on tracks such as ‘I Got You’, ‘Never Fallin’ and my personal favorite on the Mixtape ‘Will You Remember Me’. Not only is this 2nd Mixtape an essential on any regular downloaders hard drive but it’s also a massive achievement for Dru T that he should be very proud of. It gives off a more soulful vibe to the first one and instead of displaying all the various styles of music he can do he has focused more on delivering a more consist and remarkable project from start to finish.
Reviews, Written By Chris Martin, For Half Decent Entertainment