I’ve known about Lucki for quite some time now, and have seen him on interviews, livestreams, memes, etc. And have seen discourse around him and his music as well. He’s been around for quite some time, has a ton of music, and has had a strong fan base for just as long too. But I’ve never really taken a deep dive into his music before. The only song from his that I’ve liked/listened to a bit was ‘Y NOT’, and ‘New Drank’ a bit in passing. But other than that, the main thing that’s kind of turned me away from his music was his voice tbh. So I haven’t really tapped in to his discography that much.

So I’d given a listen to a few of his songs the other day with my friend (who does listen to Lucki more than I do). Particularly, we’d listened to ‘More Than Ever’, Super Urus, Randomly, Sunset, and New Drank; so some of his biggest songs basically. 

Going song by song, to start, I liked the chill vibe on ‘More Than Ever’. I liked the somewhat soft, calm and chill his voice was throughout the song. Also the spacey, high pitched melody on the instrumental complimented his performance well; I like Chasethemoney as a prod. But yeah, his music honestly feels like the epitome of drugged out music, so I can see how it may feel quite entrancing

The beat on ‘Super Urus’ was cool as well. The melody, 808s, etc. on it were great. Generally this one had a bit more energy compared to the previous one, and I liked how he was flowing on it too. But this one was an example of how his voice kind of throws me/doesn’t really stick for me.

I liked how the song started on ‘Randomly’, and how he was just straight sliding all throughout it. The 808s on it were nice too, and really helped make the song feel quite propulsive and kept it driving forward. This one was one of my favourites of the songs we heard.

On ‘Sunset’ I loved how dreamy and soft it felt, and I found the chorus on it to be catchy.

And lastly, the beat on ‘New Drank’ was great. The synth pads used on it and the melody makes it memorable for me, and he was sliding nicely throughout it too. But again in regards to his voice, it almost be sounding like he’s in slight pain/discomfort. Still though, the song is solid overall.

So yeah I thought it was a cool listening experience/sort of first impression. The production he be rapping on be solid and smooth, and his performances tend to match them as well. There were still moments where I’m not too into his vocals, but also ones where that wasn’t the case as well.

Anyone else felt the same about his music at some point in time or not really? Also, what’s a good album or songs yall think I should check out/give a try next?

Just started listening to Lucki for the first time