Neva left

"As Snoop cruises on into his Cool Uncle entrepreneur phase, the title of his very enjoyable 15th studio album, Neva Left, is, nevertheless, pretty accurate ... Happily, on Neva Left, Snoop hasn't become a grumpy old man, nor is he trying to keep up with the kids. Snoop's gift is two-pronged: a penchant for always dropping into the pocket and his low, smoky growl of a voice, which curls and stretches words in such a distinctive way no one has ever mimicked it successfully".

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"Der er ikke meget nyt under solen her, vi har Snoop som vi kender ham, der rapper om bander, damer og selvfølgelig pot i stride strømme på en eklektisk samling produktioner. Men han gør det med stil. Heldigvis er der ingen kiksede forsøg på at være ung med de unge, i stedte holder Snoop sig til at være cool, og manden kunne stadig rappe en kogebog og få det til at lyde sejt ... Nej, Snoop har aldrig været væk, og så længe han holder niveauet her, kan han for min skyld blive hængende så længe han vil".

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"Heavily nostalgic and yet fully energized, Neva Left continues Snoop Dogg's easy whim-to-whim glide. The photo used for the cover dates back to the early '90s, taken near a sign for the California state route that shares its number with the state's penal code for homicide. A frame from tha Dogg Pound's "New York, New York" video would be just as reflective of the contents. Although their album offers a high quantity of whomping basslines played at relaxed tempos, Snoop demonstrates throughout that he still has love for the East Coast".

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