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SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: 88GLAM – 88GLAM 2.5

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88Glam 2.5
Republic Records

Derek Wise and 88 Camino have released the deluxe version of the original sophomore album, 88Glam2 with 88GLAM 2.5.  With an additional two songs and features ranging from Nav and Gunna, Derek Wise and 88 Camino’s deluxe album, is underwhelming.

Derek Wise and 88 Camino’s deluxe album consists of trap-style rapping and auto-tuned singing. The album is filled with the unique sounds they are known for. With 88 Camino singing melodic hooks, and Derek Wise delivering a dark rap style.

Although this may appear to be a deluxe album, it fails to add anything new. The album contains two unimpressive remixes of “Lil Boat” and “Snow Globe”. Despite giving the audience two new songs to listen to, the album remains the exact same and the two additional songs fail to deliver.

Overall, Derek Wise and 88 Camino’s new deluxe album should be overlooked.



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