I'm using samples, so that's why I'm calling it Muddy Waters 2: Even Fuckin' Muddier." Redman (born Reggie Noble on Apin Newark, New Jersey) made his rapping debut on the EPMD songs 'Hardcore' and 'Brothers on my Jock', after Erick Sermon of the seminal group spotted him freestyling in a New York club and added him to their crew of aspiring emcees (along with K-Solo among others). Not too much high hats, you know the fast high hats? None of that. It's not gonna be sounding too much New Wave. Redman flips hardcore hip-hop funk with roguish energy on Pick It Up and Case Closed and slips into easy repartee with frequent rhyme partner. What I'm doing by naming it Muddy Waters 2 is to let you relive that '90s kind of sound and experience. Editors’ Notes Erick Sermon and Redman rejoin forces for the Newark, NJ-based rapper’s third album of punch lines, similes, and rah-rah rhymes. He was also established as a member of the EPMD-led Def Squad (initially known as the Hit Squad).  I'm not trying to top the Muddy Waters album. Each of Redman's successive releases during the '90s, including Dare Iz a Darkside (1994), Muddy Waters (1996), and Doc's da Name (1999), went gold in the U.S. "I'm coming out with a Muddy Waters 2. It's gon' be called Even Muddier.
REDMAN MUDDY WATERS 2 MOVIE
The High How 2, hopefully we could do that under Universal, if not, we gonna do our own movie under our own shit and it will be heavily marijuana related."Īs for Muddy Waters 2, here's what he had to say: Our ideas was the first "How High", from movies that we liked and our ideas so come on, that shit is right here just to let y'all know I don't play no games. "I wrote that shit on February 9, 2014, the storyboard, plot summary," he says. Once we get our beats from RZA, Erick Sermon and Rockwilder, then we can take other producers that wanna be a part of the Redman and Method Man experience."Īlthough he and Meth don't own the rights to their "How High" characters, he's already begun development.
" RZA, Erick Sermon, get y'all asses up! Rockwilder, get yo muthafuckin' ass up! We need a Blackout! 3 album.
REDMAN MUDDY WATERS 2 SERIES
In a recent interview with MTV, Redman confirmed his upcoming solo project Muddy Waters 2, as well as a third instalment in his Blackout! album series with Method Man and a sequel to their classic buddy stoner flick "How High". Stay tuned for more information on both projects. The numerous skits tend to drag the album's momentum down a little, but overall, Muddy Waters solidifies Redman's growing reputation as one of the most consistent rappers of the '90s - even when the music is unspectacular, he manages to deliver the goods on the microphone.Redman is currently on the road with Method Man for the "Burning Kush" tour. He projects more energy than Method Man (who appears on "Do What Ya Feel"), but isn't quite at the madman level of Busta Rhymes. Lyrically, Redman is as strong as ever, and if his subject matter hasn't changed all that much, he's still coming up with clever metaphors and loose, elastic rhyme flows.
There isn't as blatant a P-Funk/ Zapp influence on Muddy Waters the beats are more indebted to the new New York hardcore movement, and the tracks themselves are sparer and more bass-driven. Despite a heavy dose of Redman's eccentric humor, Dare Iz a Darkside often threatened to disappear in a haze of blunt smoke, so for his third album, he and producer Erick Sermon backed off the muddled sonics of Darkside and returned to the hard funk of his debut set.
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