The Cassette Chronicles

The very first time Nitty Scott MC charged her way on this blog, this writer entered a state of excitement and anticipation. She had just dropped her video for her "Monster" freestyle and had released two songs to go along with it.

My reaction to those songs is as follows: "Her charismatic aura plus her critical yet soothing delivery of words and rhymes reminds me so much of Lauryn Hill. Not only that, but this particular female is like the wittiness of Jean Grae fused with the rawness of Foxy Brown. I know comparing a new comer to Lauryn Hill may sound ludicrous but believe me once you listen to her, you'll love it."

The second time I found myself posting about Nitty, I found myself in a state of competitiveness and joy, these were my words: "Watch out mainstream, there might be a new queen knocking over the current multi-hair-coloured-aesthetic-silicone-filled "top" female MC. (Cheap shots? I think so)"

She has just released her first mixtape titled "The Cassette Chronicles" presented by Mick Boogie. Cover art and download link after the jump.

DOWNLOAD IT HERE

Nitty Scott MC: The Rejuvenista

It's been a while but I knew she would make her way back into this blog. In my eyes there isn't a female MC that is lyrically as deep and skilled as Nitty.

Here are three new songs I recently ran into. They're nothing short of everything she's done before. This lady is really going to make a name for herself.

Watch out mainstream, there might be a new queen knocking over the current multi-hair-coloured-aesthetic-silicone-filled "top" female MC. (Cheap shots? I think so)


Young Rell, Nitty Scott MC, Nike Nando, Thr33zy McFly, Qwality, Like (of Pac Div) & Uness - Pop A Bottle Remix


Nitty Scott MC - Deep Cover


Najee & Nitty Scott MC - To Tomorrow (A Toast To Hip Hop)

Rocksmith 60 Seconds: Nitty Scott MC

Thanks to an anonymous comment on my Nitty Scott MC post, I was able to find a video of her running an acapella freestyle for Rocksmith Tokyo, clothing company. She's also their official model for their Holiday Delivery. This will serve as proof to prove to you that my comparisons weren't foolish.

Rocksmith 60 Seconds: Nitty Scott MC from Rocksmith on Vimeo.

Still not convinced yet? Don't worry, there's more to come.

She's a lady rapper complex like origami

I was doing my usual music browsing and I came across this 1990 hip hop baby by the name of Nitty Scott MC.

There's nothing I love more than listening to new and upcoming artists. I love watching them blossom. Thus far, I've heard three songs and listened to one interview.

Her charismatic aura plus her critical yet soothing delivery of words and rhymes reminds me so much of Lauryn Hill. Not only that, but this particular female is like the wittiness of Jean Grae fused with the rawness of Foxy Brown.

I know comparing a new comer to Lauryn Hill may sound ludicrous but believe me once you listen to her, you'll love it. Yes, just like every entertainer there is bound to be a flock of haters that are going to make their irrelevant comparisons and irrelevant opinions instead of enjoying what this young lady offers. 

She is one artist to definitely look out for.

 

Nitty Scott MC - Here I Am

 

Nitty Scott MC - I Luv My Life

 

Nitty Scott MC - Monster Freestyle