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| Artist______________ Dexter |
| Title_______________ Yung Boomer |
| Label_______________ prodbydexter / HHV / HHV871 |
| Genre_______________ Hip-Hop |
| Year________________ 2020 |
| Release Date________ 2020-11-27 |
| Street Date_________ 2020-11-27 |
| Source______________ WEB |
| Encoder_____________ MP3 / LAME |
| Quality_____________ CBR 320kbps 44.1kHz |
| Size________________ 109.5MiB |
| Playtime____________ 0:47:25 |
| URL_________________ https://amazon.com/dp/B08GTWWH4Z/ |
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| 01. Corner 04:09 |
| 02. Gold 03:56 |
| 03. Nur Noch Was Ich Mag (feat. LGoony) 04:14 |
| 04. Holiday 03:13 |
| 05. Cheatcode Yung (feat. Jaques Shure) 03:36 |
| 06. Luft 03:30 |
| 07. Kombi Nicht Normal (feat. Lugatti & 9ine) 04:16 |
| 08. Freitag (feat. Fatoni & YRRRE) 04:06 |
| 09. Beyblade 03:34 |
| 10. Kontrolle (feat. Lakmann & Doll) 04:59 |
| 11. Requiem Fuer Eine Bierbong 04:05 |
| 12. Apoplex 03:48 |
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| The entry point: a street corner in the densely populated west of |
| Stuttgart. A tall blond boy parks the family station wagon on the |
| curb, the Maxi-Cosi in the back seat. He gets out, opens a drink and |
| turns on the system. |
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| When Dexter, the rapper and producer, is back at the "Corner" it |
| doesn't have much to do with petty criminal cliches and Gucci |
| behavior. Rather, with a return to the art that has accompanied him |
| since his earliest youth, and with a return to the good life, which, |
| after a few drastic changes, he is now deliberately focusing on. |
| "Yung Boomer" is the album for this life. |
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| But, youalready guessed it: none of this comes from nowhere. Dexter |
| has been involved for the last 10 years as a producer on Cro and |
| Casper's platinum albums, he was responsible for two successful |
| Fatoni albums as well as countless collabos and underground projects. |
| Solo and with the producer supergroup Betty Ford Boys, he was |
| groundbreaking for the new self-confidence of an entire generation of |
| local hip-hop beatmakers - less service providers, more attention. |
| The fact that he had started out as a rapper himself was often |
| forgotten. It wasn't until "Haar nice, Socken fly" (2017) was his |
| first real rap solo album. |
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| For Dexter there was never no alternative to music. After completing |
| his medical degree, he worked as a pediatrician in a Stuttgart clinic |
| and put endless night shifts between sleep deprivation and emergency |
| caesarean section in order to secure free time for his own shows and |
| tours. He also became a father of a family - his first offspring had |
| already opened "Haar nice ..." offensively with the announcement: |
| "Dad is the best rapper." Hence the VW Caddy on the side of the |
| road. |
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| In 2019, in his mid-thirties, Dexter finally made the decision, which |
| other rappers of this age have long been questioning, and hit the |
| pause button for the medical profession. Because he wanted to know |
| exactly: what happens if he concentrates on music as his main job and |
| goes to his studio every day as soon as the kids are in daycare? |
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| Grown man rap is a difficult term. Especially when you convey an |
| inherently young mindset like Dexter and pursue such a progressive |
| sound design as on "Yung Boomer". The serenity that speaks from every |
| verse is unmistakable and shows a healthy distance to the scene - but |
| also an intimate knowledge of rap, with all its ups and downs. When |
| Dexter boldly repeats "I'm not going to the club" ("Luft"), it |
| applies on several levels. It's about the reluctance to dull party |
| rituals of nightlife, about the memory of distant small talk with |
| herbal liqueur flag in the crowd. But it's also about the extremely |
| successful German rap with its excess testosterone and coke problem. |
| So Dexter prefers to look for space and find it very close to |
| himself: Pinot gris and sweatpants, studio and family. Just the good |
| life. |
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| Dexter loves not to belong because he has already found his center. |
| He is happy to accept that this can sometimes seem bourgeois - |
| Hashtag Boomer - because only in this life could he grow up together |
| with rap. Dexter renounces an often toxic relationship with the scene |
| and devotes himself to constant development, both personally and |
| musically. On "Yung Boomer", synth pads and detailed trap beats |
| repeatedly meet clever chord structures that are closer to jazz than |
| to mass-produced playlists. Everything serves the purpose of |
| constructing the most exciting album for yourself. The selection of |
| his guests underpins this. |
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| Realness is another difficult term in rap. Dexter succeeds in |
| reinterpreting it in a positive way and setting up its own rules. As |
| a family man and musician, as an adult fan and protagonist of an |
| eternal youth culture and as a boy from southern Germany, in whose |
| socialization "beer bong" nonsense was just as present as "Menace II |
| Society". With the disarmingly open last song on the album, Dexter |
| consistently continues on this path: on "Apoplex" he speaks for the |
| first time about a stroke that he suffered during a DJ gig and that |
| pulled him out of circulation for some time. Since then a lot has |
| been different, more conscious and clearer. Priorities guide life. |
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| "Yung Boomer" is Dexter from the first note to the last syllable, a |
| golden boy with a sense of style, life experience and a new focus. |
| It's nice to see that German rap can do that now. This boomer is |
| okay. |
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| YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TO BUY THIS SHIT IF YOU LIKE IT RIGHT?! |
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