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Until the Day

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this artist had a short shelf but her first cd until the day was very underated.every song is well versed and the whole cd is good.please take the time to listen and i'm sure you will agree that it's worth buying.

Yes another tight album from an DC artist. Even though this came out when I was in the 10th grade, I knew that it was real hip-hop. I wish she would stop doing radio and start producing some of these local rappers (like myself) I know she can reconize talent just because of this album. As soon as U hear the beat from "5 o'clock" Ur head stays nodding throughout the song & "Until the Day" is real smooth and chill type.

Nonchalant is one of the best singer in the Hip-Hop world and this album stands as a favorite. Her flow is catchy but not agressive, she's got a deep voice and her lyrics are wise.The entire album is good, from fun party tracks ("It's All Love) to darker ones ("Lookin' Good To Me", "Have A Good Time").The "Non Interlude" and the Outro are gorgeous. "Until The Day" is a must-have for any fan of impressive Hip-Hop (also check out the excellent"Take It There" featuring The Roots and Rampage available as a single).

the cd was in great shape and at a great price as well. A hidden gem if you ask me!

I had been looking for this item for years and to find a new one is just priceless!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great rhythm, thought provoking lyrics...
It's more something you'd plug in while you're riding than dance to in the club.

SHE HAS GREAT SKILL AND FLOW, HER RYHMES HAVE MESSAGES TOO, NOT JUST EMPTY LYRICS."5'OCLOCK IN THE MORNING" A PARTY CLASSIC.

The debut of D.C. native, Nonchalant, has identified herself and her thoughts on the mainstream release, Until The Day. All with the exception of 3 of the thirteen were produced by newcomers B.L.A.K. Productions. Nonchalant lays out her feelings on "It's All Love", "Until The Day" and the spiritual "Thank You". She takes it to emcee / rappers with clean punches on "Crab Rappers". The down side to selling drugs was the subject on "5 O'Clock". Non explains what she's looking for in a man and relationships on the titles "Lookin' Good To Me" and "Mr. Good Stuff". The injustice system of the law for minorities on "Lights N' Sirens" was an experience that anyone could relate to. Nonchalant has a style all her own with clean fun and without negative connotations. You should "Have A Good Time" listening to this one in front of any age group.

....the reviewer from D.C. is right. I liked "5 O'clock.." when it was out because of the take no prisoners beat with that slightly dischordant bassline and the "outside on the corner " hook. But "Until the Day" with the Stevie sample and "Crab Rappers" are good, too.

I haven't really listened to this CD yet other than 5 o'clock but I'm sure I'll be pleased.