New York's Own Johnnie Floss Unveils Powerful 'Respect The Allure' EP June 14 REVIEW

Johnnie Floss Proves His Worth with Fresh EP 'Respect The AllurePhoto bymrjohnniefloss

Brooklyn's own Johnnie Floss is set to make waves on June 14th with the release of his new 4-track project, "Respect The Allure." This EP promises to elevate his status in the competitive hip-hop scene and showcase his growth as an artist. Known for his presence in New York's independent music scene, Johnnie Floss has moved beyond seeking label deals, understanding the importance of self-investment. This makes him a standout in the world of independent music.

"Respect The Allure" is poised to solidify Johnnie Floss as not just one of the best young lyricists in hip-hop, but also one of the most evolving artists in the genre. The EP feels fresh, and Johnnie delivers on each track in a unique way, showcasing his versatility and depth.

Diving Into 'Respect The Allure'

The EP kicks off with the lead track, "Critics," where Johnnie Floss adopts a darker tone than ever before. Complementing the production seamlessly, he glides through his verses with a smooth and direct approach. This track signals a new headspace for Floss, who seems ready to claim his spot at the top. With lines like "Show stopper but ain't no refund on these tickets," Johnnie throws sharp jabs, displaying his lyrical prowess.

On "Curvy," Johnnie revisits the themes that have defined his career. This time, he's not just talking to women but telling which seems to be a real story about one and not one he created. His storytelling skills shine here, revealing a facet of his talent that might have gone unnoticed until now.

"So Sick" sees Johnnie Floss staying true to his roots, putting the competition on notice that he remains one of the nicest in the game. However, it's "Bounce With Me" that truly showcases his growth. Using a classic Floyd Mayweather intro sample, this track is one of the best-produced pieces I've heard in a while. Floss navigates the verse by switching his style with the beat, demonstrating his ability to own the track. This song stands out as the most single/radio-ready record on the EP.

Short but Impactful

One criticism of "Respect The Allure" is its brevity. The EP feels like a teaser, leaving listeners hungry for a full-length project. However, this only adds to the anticipation and excitement for what Johnnie Floss might release next.

Johnnie Floss's Best Work Yet

"Respect The Allure" represents Johnnie Floss's best and most evolving work in recent years. He chose great beats that complement his style and displayed why he is one of the best lyricists on the independent scene. Importantly, he stayed true to the music style that brought him recognition in the first place.

Project Review Breakdown:

• Beats: 9/10
• Lyrics: 8/10
• Concepts: 6/10
• Rollout: N/A
• Replay Value: 7/10

Total Average Score: 7.5/10

With "Respect The Allure," Johnnie Floss has not only raised the bar for himself but also set a new standard for independent artists in hip-hop. This EP is a testament to his growth and his relentless pursuit of excellence.

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