Album Review: Dream by Skitso
Alright, so I’ve been vibin’ to Skitso’s Dream, and lemme tell ya, this album’s got some gems. Released back in 2015 under Brave Entertainment, it’s a mix of Hip-Hop/Rap with that Pop Rap flair. The UK & US collab gives it this cool cross-Atlantic vibe, like you’re sipping tea in London one minute and cruising through NYC the next. It’s not perfect, but it’s got enough charm to stick in your head.
First off, the title track “Dream” is where it’s at. It’s catchy as hell—like, you’ll be humming it while brushing your teeth kinda catchy. Skitso’s flow feels effortless, and the beat? Super smooth, man. It’s one of those tracks that makes you wanna close your eyes and zone out, but also nod your head at the same time (try it, it’s weirdly fun). The lyrics are simple but relatable, talking about chasing goals and all that jazz. It’s the kind of song you’d throw on when you need a little boost but don’t wanna overthink life.
Then there’s another banger—I think it’s called “Hustle Mode” or somethin’. This one hits different. The beat switches up halfway through, and Skitso just goes off. Like, you can feel the energy shift, and suddenly you’re hyped for no reason. It’s raw, unfiltered ambition packed into three minutes. Honestly, I remember it ‘cause it made me wanna clean my room like a maniac. Weird flex, I know, but hey, music does that sometimes.
Now, I gotta say, not every track slaps. Some songs feel like filler, like they could’ve used another round of tweaking. But overall, Dream has this chill yet driven vibe that keeps you coming back. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s solid enough to keep your playlist interesting.
Here’s the random thought to wrap this up: Listening to Dream feels like scrolling through Instagram. You get the polished moments, the aspirational vibes, and yeah, a few bits you skip over. But in the end, it’s kinda comforting, like a snapshot of someone else’s hustle. And honestly? That’s pretty cool.
