Skip to main content

#AlbumStream: T.R.A.Y. - Moment Of Truth (Full Version)

Artist: T.R.A.Y.
Album: Moment Of Truth
Review: If Moment of Truth is T.R.A.Y.'s last music release, as it has been rumored to be, it illustrates an artist going out in top form. For years Travell Adams aka T.R.A.Y. has been one of the most promising, and talented rappers in the Ohio, Midwest region. A lyricist who can strut the player's lifestyle with one track and become an eloquent hip-hop everyday man with the next, an artist for whom modesty is often a sin, and yet, one who still sounds sincere when he's discussing his humble origins. After the immediate classic mixtape TravellRhymesAndYou, we found him at the peak of his powers. With his latest release as he has in the past, T.R.A.Y. balances the boasting with extensive meditations on his life, family, and music career. The back history begins with the first song, "Moment of Truth" (a freestyle), in which Travell traces his career from beginning to present day, riding a mock fanfare and the heart-tugging strings of producer General Beatz. Other top tracks include the sexy and seductive "Get It" in which he takes his time explicitly describing steamy love scenes. "I Had To Do It" finds T.R.A.Y. capping his career with his expansion into designer clothing and various investments. "Future Endeavors" is also proof that he can still speak from his soul and give you a more introspective look at his personal and family life. The only question about Moment of Truth is why would one of the most talented rappers and musicians need to say goodbye?

Being Viewed Now...

#Playlist: T.R.A.Y. The Hit List 2 (2011) #Classic

A rtist: T.R.A.Y. Title: T.R.A.Y. The Hit List: 2 Review: T.R.A.Y. is back with his 2nd official studio album. The HitList: 1 went viral when Travell released "Everyday is Valentines" & "My favorite Song" from the award winning "T.R.A.Y. - So Midwest Hollywood LP." This time around Travell gets back to his roots with songs like "Self" and "Up and Away" where he lyrically conveys the current state of hip-hop and coping with the pressure of breaking into the industry. "Beautiful" and "Its Alright" are popular ballots for the ladies, and Rolling" is a try at a pop dance style. The album is defined by catchy hooks, smooth melodies, and clever thought provoking lyrics. A touch of electronic dance music can be found on "Jumping", "Picture Me Rolling", and "Got the Feeling".  Several music heavyweights have expressed interest in the T.R.A.Y.'s future recordings due to his o...

TrayWasHere2: #REELTALK PODCAST! [FULL EPISODES]

TrayWasHere2: T.R.A.Y. ARRIVES IN JAPAN #IRL

#MusicVAULT: T.R.A.Y. - Vacate (#Parody #Reference)

Artist: T.R.A.Y. Song: Vacate Album : T.R.A.Y. Hitlist: 2 Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - My Favorite Song

TrayWasHere2: Destination $1M | SEASON 3 (All EPISODES)

TrayWasHere.com: CONTACT US!

#Playlist: T.R.A.Y. - Blue IV (#2007) #Sleepers #Freestyles

Artist: T.R.A.Y. Title: T.R.A.Y. - Blue Ivy (LP) Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - Book Of Psalms: 7 Mixtape Review: T.R.A.Y. aka Travell Rhymes and You blossoms  on his latest mixtape release. Lyrically this is some of his best work yet. Listen to the Eminem styled track titled "iEM GOD" where he does the vocals of 4 different characters in one song. "Yuck a.k.a. Ugggh" is literally one of T.R.A.Y. most popular freestyles, as he raps on a rugged fast pace tempo, keeping up with the original beat. The freestyle marks the beginning of recording sessions that will eventually lead to other full length albums. There are many well put together verses and he kills his own remix to already popular songs by Drake, Kendrick Lamar, 2Chainz, and Meek Mill. In true T.R.A.Y. fashion each song features complex rhyme patterns, he also leaves a few treats for fans and artists looking to feature on his songs. Listen/Download Below.      ...

STREAM: T.R.A.Y. - 4Eva ForEva #NowPlaying

Artist: T.R.A.Y. Song: 4eva Foreva Album : T.R.A.Y. Moment of Truth Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - Lay You Down         

Mixtape: T.R.A.Y. - UnderRated Overlooked Vol: 1 #ClassicReplay #2007

Artist: T.R.A.Y. Album: Underrated Overlooked Vol. 2 Review: Somewhere between an EP and an LP, the semi proper debut from this Cincinnati raised/LA transplanted MC is stacked with lyrics that don’t waste a word. With a B-Boy from the Bronx swagger that can’t help but add additional punch to his already hard-hitting delivery, T.R.A.Y. flushes out the tracks, compacting syllables and squeezing thoughts on top of each other, all while constantly maintaining focus on the concept and flow. The lyrics are honest, told from a fairly unique perspective, and filled with a strength that is often fueled by Travell’s determination. On “15 Minutes,” he laments the thinly veiled talent in hip hop from an artist’s perspective, and then takes it a step further on “Breathe.” In a hip-hop landscape filled with cookie-cutter MC’s, it’s always great to hear an artist whose main focus is to remain true to himself, and his fans. (10 Songs)

TrayWasHere2: WORLD TRAVEL IN REEL TIME!