Marsha Ambrosius: Casablaco. Why this album is a trip down memory lane.

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[@nazb33]

Marsha is such a beautiful vocalist. That first Floetry album was 🎉🎉🎉. I love it.
I will listen to anything she does. By the way, I love your synopsis here for Casablanco

[@marvandbasketball]

This is also a nod to past in general, when talent was measured on pure musicianship and the ability to perform live. The nostalgia is more about the music that made us and how far we have removed ourselves from real music. This album is hands down the album of the year and if you watch the Noochies Live performance my reasoning is backed 💯 Great review

[@locutz]

When you mentioned it ,i was surprised she put out a project ,,its jazzy never listened to a jaz album before ,i like it,and yes chris brown's indigo album had 42 songs on it

[@UrbanJournal]

I thought it was dope! It’s an album I’d buy on vinyl. Lots and lots of old school hip hop samples and references to old hip hop songs in her lyrics too. I feel like this is something to see performed live. I felt like it was live when I listened. It almost felt like a score.
It’s interesting because Dre is known to use musicians to replay the samples instead of leaving the samples on the record like he did on this album. That’s more reminiscent of his 90s (Death Row) production instead of his 2000 (Aftermath) production.
Also they gave credit to every single musician in the band/orchestra that was used. I thought that was cool.