Tuck Nuisance has a lot to say on his new 8 track album, “Can’t Box Me In” and he delivers it with a strong voice and some seriously good beats. If you enjoy sharp bars, steady flows and an artist who sounds confident in himself, there is a lot to like here.
“Quiet Kid” gets things started on a high note. The production is clean, the mastering is well done and Tuck wastes no time showing what he can do. His lyrics are memorable and the beat works well with his voice. I liked this opening track a lot and it made me want to hear the whole album.
His vocal delivery is impressive. Tuck knows how to ride a beat without losing his unique style. His timing is good, his voice has weight and he brings real passion to his verses. I also like how the instrumentals leave enough room for his words while still hitting hard.
Two songs I kept coming back to were “Burn Up” and “TBH”. Both show why his delivery is one of the best parts of this record. There is a good match between his voice, the rhythms and the way he moves through each verse.
The album is short, but that works in its favor. There is no need to stretch things out. Tuck has put together 8 tracks that show his skill, confidence and love for making his own original music here. Enjoy and make sure to share it with your friends!
