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Rapsody’s Growth As An Emcee, Told Through 10 Songs
Calling Rapsody a great lyricist has always been accurate, but it has also become an easy way to flatten a career that kept changing. When Return of the B-Girl arrived in December 2010, she was already a precise emcee working within the Jamla Records circle and alongside producers from The Soul Council. “1983,” the second track on that first solo mixtape, introduced a rapper who understood exactly how much the craft mattered to her.
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