Fredo - First Movements

Review by Nur Widhiyanto

Fredo's debut album First Movements is an impressive and well-crafted body of work that showcases the rapper's musical prowess and storytelling abilities. The album features a mix of hard-hitting trap beats and introspective lyrics that delve into Fredo's personal struggles and experiences.

The opening track "Survival of the Fittest" sets the tone for the album with its gritty production and Fredo's confident flow. He continues to impress with tracks like "Rappin' and Trappin'" and "Money Talks" where he raps about the hustle and grind of the streets.

However, it's the more vulnerable tracks like "All I Ever Wanted" and "Broken" that truly showcase Fredo's depth as an artist. He opens up about his past trauma and the struggles he's faced trying to make it in the music industry.

Summary by Nur Widhiyanto

First Movements is a solid debut album from Fredo that's sure to resonate with fans of trap music and those who appreciate raw and honest storytelling in their hip-hop.