Search - Chosen Few :: Movie III (W/Dvd)

FREE TEMPO....Chosen Few Label is here to stay

A. Torres | jersey city | 07/09/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Music Labels come and go and place out content to the masses which is at times Xcellent, mediocre, and at times questionable. Chosen Few 3: The Movie is Boy Wonders focus on the main stars of his label and his stance to prove that his New York Based lable is worth every ounce of time like Flow, Mas Flow, WY records, Cartel Records, and many others. I've got to say that Boy Wonder took a Powerhouse which is, GETTO(tempo's Brother), L.D.A. a very promising and sensational dou, Reychesta Secret Weapon(A Lyrical Machine), and Fuego(the labels smooth crooner/rapper) to make a stance in the Latin Urban/Reggaeton Movement and came out with a very good album. The First Two Chosen Few productions showcased the Latin Urban Reggaeton movement as a whole and gave us documentaries and opinions of various artists, it gave us the ability to hear the production values of Boy Wonder and his associates, and gave us very memorable hits over the last few years. On Part 3 the highlights are not the beats but his artists.



Having Getto part of your label is historic because this man represents tempo, in some ways, represents the history of Latin Urban Movement and showcases that he still has Lyrical Potence and is as bad as his brother.



L.D.A.(Orquidella Negra & Baby Psycho) continue showcasing their talents gradually and represent the first Female/Male Dou. On this production they do incredible with their single "Ella Quiere", team up with Jowell & Randy(Hitmakers) to come out with hot track "Entonces Esta Bien", and come out with a hard track "You Can Act Up"



Reychesta Secret Weapon shows his lyrical speed and craftiness all about. This guys is one to watch for the next few years. The content he brings is tough. I believe his craftiest song would be "Me Quieren Arrestar", entertaining and inventive.



Fuego-The smooth crooner/rapper showcases that he is versatile. He throws hints that he maybe able to sing and rap just like Arcangel but he seems to need a lot of work. Regardless the content he brings is decent especially with his Collab with Rick Ross in "Hustlin Time"



The DVD included is a gradual story of the different paths Boy Wonder sends the artists on to collaborate with Urban Artists to make a classic. After the different artists meet A Music Video is given to show the Collab. Boy Wonder wants to show that CHosen Few is not leaving the scene. But Please Keep NORE off cuz this dude swears he did something monumental for Latin Urban/Reggaeton!!! They thrown in some info as to why TEMPO is in jail....



The Album is a different step in this labels direction because I believe Boy Wonder maybe gearing his crew up to drop their own albums. On a scale of 1-10(which is a better scale) I'd give this album an 7.8 This album is not at all bad and has some classic tracks, but a better direction for Boy Wonder would be for him to challenge his team with other Notable reggeaton artists. You look more closely you see Boy Wonder trying to merge Latin Urban with Stateside Urban artists, which is not bad but he didnt feature other Reggaeton Artists. This would have definately given a mental and lyrical boost to his upcoming artists and would definately had given more classic music to this album. Mixture and Fusion is not bad but i feel different styles could have been thrown in here to give this album a perfect 10. Latin Urban/Reggaeton movement is seriously missing the prescence of TEMPO which Chosen Few has stressed on their past albums. TEMPO is pivitol to the whole movement and is recognized and respected as one of the best emcees to ever grace P.R. His Lyrical Equivalent would be, in my opinion, Polaco.....Yin/Yang......FREEEEE TEMPO FREEE TEMPO."