E the profit Makes it Look Easy on New Album '2 Effortless'
E the profit's stock is rising quickly (and for good reason). The artist from Elsmere, Kentucky, gives listeners his spin on sounds that continue to grow in characteristics. E mixes a unique flair into his art, creating and pushing a modern southern sound that he's developing into his image. His last project, E for Effortless, was an effective intro to the tone and sonic hospitality you get with an E album. Now back to reiterate his addicting and futuristic-like sound, E the profit releases 2 Effortless.
The ten-track offering mostly plays to his new phonk-like world, but the album also holds traces of his other favorite sounds. The first track, "How to Lose," is E's take on a Detroit-influenced offering, where E rearranges his flow to demonstrate how he turns losses into triumphs. Track two, "R.T.T.B," is E's illustrious chase to the money over a gritty southern atmosphere. "Dutches" is more of the same addicting flows and vivid lyricism, depicting his sharp lifestyle while smoking dutches with his brothers. Track five, "Tim Duncan," comes in as a personal favorite where E displays the best of his lyrical talents and distinctive sound direction. "H.L.F" is another spin on sound with a smooth piano sample, where E the profit shines his come-to-life lyricism.
Don't miss out on another slick offering from Kentucky's own E the profit; stream 2 Effortless below.