Redman’s ‘Muddy Waters Too’ Exceeds Expectations & Is A Return To Form For Funk Doc [Review]

Redman’s highly anticipated sequel to his classic album, Muddy Waters Too, has indeed lived up to the hype and is being celebrated as a triumphant return to form for the Funk Doc. The album has received widespread acclaim for its nostalgic yet fresh sound, managing to evoke the spirit of the 90s while integrating modern hip-hop elements.

Critics and fans alike have praised the album for its cohesiveness, energy, and Redman’s sharp lyrical prowess. The production features a mix of producers including Erick Sermon and Rockwilder, contributing to a sound that’s both classic and contemporary. Notable tracks like “Da Fuck Goin On,” “Gheddo Motivation,” and “Kush” showcase Redman’s dynamic range—from aggressive and energetic to laid-back and reflective. The album also includes a range of features from hip-hop heavyweights and several skits that add to its thematic and narrative depth.

Overall, Muddy Waters Too is hailed not just for its music but for how it encapsulates Redman’s enduring appeal, blending humor, skill, and authenticity in a way that few modern projects do. It’s described as not just music but an experience, reminiscent of Redman’s roots while proving his relevance in today’s music scene.