capital D "Que Sera Sera" (1999)
I've always liked capital D's smooth, mellow shit; his delivery and voice shine on All Natural cuts like "It's OK" and "Thinkin' Cap". Even on a live joint like "Elements of Style", he brings the smooth flow. This first single off his solo album is case-in-point:
The production here is some lay-in-the-cut, smooth-ass shit. The main sample sounds like a jazzy, pitched-down Spanish guitar, and the low-key drum loop rocks back and forth. A solid backdrop for capital D to drop a "day-in-the-life" rhyme about a girl he meets. This cut appeared on his album, but the twelve is worth it for the instrumental.
capital D "Que Sera Sera" (with instrumental)
The production here is some lay-in-the-cut, smooth-ass shit. The main sample sounds like a jazzy, pitched-down Spanish guitar, and the low-key drum loop rocks back and forth. A solid backdrop for capital D to drop a "day-in-the-life" rhyme about a girl he meets. This cut appeared on his album, but the twelve is worth it for the instrumental.
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