Wax'a'don Unleashes New Album "Clone Who? Vol. 1"—A Powerful Testament to Versatility and Collaboration

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The prolific hip-hop artist Wax'a'don has once again proven his creative prowess with the release of his latest album, *Clone Who? Vol. 1*. This 17-track project showcases Wax'a'don's versatility as an artist and his ability to bring together some of the industry's most respected names, creating a body of work that is both dynamic and deeply reflective of his unique style.

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The album kicks off with "Neo" (The One), a bold statement that sets the tone for the entire project. The track’s title and theme suggest an introspective exploration of identity and purpose, reminiscent of the titular character from *The Matrix* series. The hard-hitting beat and Wax'a'don's confident delivery immediately grab the listener's attention.

 

Following this powerful opener is "Flip It," featuring fellow artist Constantine. The collaboration is a perfect blend of both artists' strengths, offering a track that is both gritty and catchy, making it a standout in the early part of the album.

 

"Still Got U" brings Vidal Garcia and DTL into the mix, adding a smooth and soulful layer to the album. The chemistry between the artists is palpable, creating a track that resonates on both an emotional and musical level.

 

"Geto Boi" is a nod to Wax'a'don's roots, reflecting the raw and unfiltered essence of his early influences. This track is a gritty street anthem that pays homage to the struggles and triumphs of life in the inner city.

 

The album continues with "Work 4 It," another collaboration with Vidal Garcia, which encourages listeners to hustle and grind for success. The motivational tone is complemented by a powerful beat that drives the message home.

 

"On The Wings of An Angel" offers a moment of reflection, as Wax'a'don delves into themes of loss, hope, and redemption. The soulful production and heartfelt lyrics make this track a poignant highlight of the album.

 

Collaborating with The Luniz frontman Yukmouth on "Give 'Em Da Business," Wax'a'don delivers a track that is all about swagger and dominance. The lyrical prowess of both artists shines through, making it a must-listen for fans of hardcore rap.

 

The hit, radio-friendly song "Point, Blank, Period" featuring $kinnyPurp adds a mainstream appeal to the album. Its catchy hook and infectious beat make it a strong contender for the summer’s most played anthem.

 

"No No," featuring DTL, keeps the energy high with its bouncy rhythm and clever wordplay, while "What It Do" featuring Sean Kingston brings a feel-good vibe that is sure to get listeners moving.

 

"I Miss U" (Remix) featuring Dragon introduces a touch of nostalgia and longing, as Wax'a'don reflects on past relationships and the passage of time. The remix breathes new life into a familiar theme, making it both fresh and relatable.

 

"It's A Movie" continues the cinematic theme, with Wax'a'don painting vivid pictures through his lyrics, making the listener feel like they are part of the narrative.

 

"Nipsey Hustlin'" pays tribute to the late Nipsey Hussle, celebrating his legacy of entrepreneurship, community activism, and musical excellence. Wax'a'don’s heartfelt tribute resonates deeply with fans of the late rapper.

 

"Weak Understanding," featuring DTL, explores the complexities of human relationships and the misunderstandings that often arise. The introspective lyrics are complemented by a haunting beat, creating a track that is both thought-provoking and sonically captivating.

 

"Boogie" shifts the mood with a more upbeat, danceable track, offering a brief but welcome respite from the album's heavier themes.

 

"My Favorite" is a personal track where Wax'a'don reveals more of himself, sharing his likes, dislikes, and the things that matter most to him. The track feels intimate, almost like a conversation with a close friend.

 

The album concludes with "Mobbed Up," a hard-hitting collaboration with the infamous Rick Ross and DTL. The track’s heavy bass and aggressive lyrics make it a powerful closer, leaving listeners with a strong impression of Wax'a'don’s capabilities as both a solo artist and a collaborator.

 

### A Testament to Growth and Artistic Vision

 

*Clone Who? Vol. 1* is more than just a collection of songs; it's a testament to Wax'a'don’s growth as an artist and his unwavering commitment to his craft. With this album, he has solidified his place in the hip-hop landscape, proving that he is not just an imitator, but an innovator with a distinct voice and vision.

 

For fans old and new, *Clone Who? Vol. 1* offers a rich and diverse listening experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Wax'a'don has once again raised the bar, and the hip-hop world is better for it.