Professional Banner Trust Me Im A Doctor EP Review

Date: 31/12/69

Author: Administrator

London born and raised emcee Hulk first come onto my radar after seeing him make his debut in the Dont Flop battle league, shortly after I became acquainted with his music, most notable was the Welcome To The Trenches volumes! Splitting from his battle alias and going under the name of "Professional Banner" for his music, we can already feel Hulks stepping up his game. Earlier today we found out he dropped a brand new release titled "Trust Me, I'm A Doctor" featuring 7 tracks, We're gonna give it a quick breakdown to let you know what to expect from the EP!

First up is Try And Take It featuring a laid back reflective Mariachi style beat, Banner steps in and laces it with flawless delivery and rhythm, bombarding the beat with on point rhymes from protecting your assets to the youth bragging about materialistic objects, a solid opening for the EP. Battlezone picks the pace up going in on a survival tip' explaining why he can't be beaten with a quick witted flow! You can also expect to hear Trixcity ride the beat (produced by Zappa Beats) alongside Hulk, reinforcing the subject matter and cementing another well-rounded track on the EP.

Don't Make Me showcases his intricate and deeper rhyme style touching on what he's set out to achieve in the scene while less talented heads get the spotlight. On the second verse you'll hear the one and only Genesis Elijah lace the beat and a final verse from Flexplicit, the chemistry between these three emcees works exceptionally well creating another banger! Rise To The Top has been produced by Chemical Al and features Professional Banner on his ones, the track showcases exactly why Professional Banner is hungry and passionate about his hustle, having come from the bottom he's able to break free of any chains and DO HIM without any outside influence or ego boosting, his determination is and will be the overall winner. Check out the official video below for the track!

Professional Banner | Rise To The Top

I'm going to cut this short now as you need to just get your free download of the EP and experience this yourself! We only covered the first 4 tracks meaning you still have Conflict featuring Dekay & Dirty D, Not Afraid and Ex Rapper to sample yourself! A very well rounded and undeniably sick EP from Hulk/Professional Banner, ensure to drop him some golden coins if you're appreciating his hustle and art form!