The duo Greg Nice & Smooth B released their sophomore album in 1991, more than two years after the eponymous debut “Nice & Smooth“. This twelve track effort is the biggest hit in their discography, with tunes like “Hip Hop Junkies”, with an infectious flip of a “Partridge Family” sample, the sing-a-long “Cake & Eat It Too” or the rework of Tracy Chapman “Fast Car” for “Sometimes I Rhyme Slow”. The super hype flow of Greg Nice combined with the mellow voice of Smooth B created a unique & addictive amalgamation, keeping things fun and party ready on most of the songs. Even if they honestly don’t have the best voices, it somehow still works and doesn’t sound forced or misplaced when it’s time to sing on a couple of cuts. A dope album to get back to!
Stream the album & some nice remixes, and watch the videos & a couple of live performances below!
Full album on YouTube:
Stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer & Tidal.
Playlist with the Videos:
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Sometimes I Rhyme Slow
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Hip Hop Junkies (Spanish Fly)
Playlist with remixes:
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Hip Hop Junkies (Bedford Park mix)
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Hip Hop Junkies (Lunchroom Table mix)
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How To Flow (Piano mix)
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How To Flow (Abstract remix)
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How To Flow (Goya-O-Boya mix)
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Cake & Eat It Too (No Sellout mix)
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Sometimes I Rhyme Slow (Still Faithful remix)
Live performances & Interviews:
