Review
"VULTURES 2," the dynamic brainchild of Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign, offers a mesmerizing blend of hip-hop and experimental flavors. Released to the world in 2024, this ambitious album brings with it a parade of guest stars like Don Toliver, Playboi Carti, Kodak Black, Future, Lil Durk, and Lil Baby. Together, they create a collaborative project that's as engaging as it is eclectic.
The tracklist on "VULTURES 2" keeps listeners on their toes with a thrilling mix of energy and introspection. "Field Trip" and "Promotion" pulse with infectious beats and hooks, while the introspective vibes of "Time Moving Slow" and "My Soul" offer listeners a more reflective tone. The heartwarming collaboration featuring Kanye's daughters North and Chicago on "Bomb" adds charm and personal depth, entwining family ties into the album's fabric.
Diving into its sound, "VULTURES 2" explores genres ranging from the chill atmosphere of "Lifestyle" with Lil Wayne to the curious and experimental tones found in "Sky City." The production is an adventure in itself, fearless and inventive, though some squabbles have arisen over the use of uncredited samples. Despite lacking some cohesion compared to Kanye's solo escapades, this ambitious project unveils a captivating peek into the creative realm shared by West and Ty Dolla $ign. - Noah
