Rhythm sections drive the leading melody on many tracks. Many of the hooks have soulful overtures. Sonically, this is Fonzarelli’s deepest foray into funk, and these tracks are as dense and layered as anything Parliament ever dropped. This album is a really fun no matter what subject matter 40 Water is sprinkling on. He shifts gears flawlessly into double and triple time and back within a single 16 in a few spots without sounding forced or stilted. Here 40 reaches some of the highest velocities of his entire career, but what’s most captivating is how much he varies tempo within verses on this record all while playing with his pitch and intonation.

If you ask me, this is E-40’s most experimental album in that regard. E-40’s put out a bunch of great albums, but after serious consideration I decided to go with Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaire because I think it best captures E-40’s most exemplary ability: his flow. His idiosyncratic delivery, tendency to expand hip-hop’s lexicon as an early adopter of local slang, and his ability to continue to explore the depths of a subject by drawing out details outsiders may not pick up on have helped him maintain a strong core fan base whether he was independent or with a major label. Here's what /u/BoogerSugarSovereign had to say about the album.Įarl Stevens, better known as E-40, has been and remains one of the constants in the west coast rap scene. This week we'll be listening to E-40 - Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint Of A Self-Made Millionaire

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