Azealia Banks says exactly what she wants in her first EP album release and displays a playful vocal flexibility. Her style is a combination of Missy Elliot's eclectic music choices and Lil Kim's brashness, although she seems to be in a class by herself since she embraces a vintage club sound on "1991" and vocal flexibility on "212". Any fan of a great female MC will love this album. It's only four tracks long, but well worth the purchase.

This is music perfect for the club, or driving in your car on the highway.

1991. Few rappers touch dance music, but Azealia did it without it sounding forced.

The last minute of Van Vogue. I don't like it when artists distort their voices like that.

Listen to it again! I had this album on repeat for days!

Energized.

Azealia Banks is young, but I can tell she's just getting started. She's definitely an artist.

It's fun, vulgar, and perfect.

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