Firecracker takes us on a laid-back, lyrical journey with “Out of the Archives (2020 Freestyle),” a playful yet introspective track born from the quieter days of quarantine. This freestyle is a perfect snapshot of creativity thriving in challenging times, blending humor, clever wordplay, and an effortlessly cool flow.
Built on a chilled-out beat, the track instantly sets a relaxed tone, giving Firecracker’s smooth delivery plenty of room to shine. His rhymes are sharp and witty, packing a punch with lines that showcase his knack for wordplay and self-awareness. There’s a charming duality here; he balances introspection with humor, creating verses that feel both relatable and thought-provoking.
The freestyle format adds to the track’s charm, emphasizing spontaneity and authenticity. Firecracker clearly approached the song with a sense of fun and experimentation, making it resonate even more with listeners who appreciate hip-hop’s raw, unfiltered side.
The track jumps between lighthearted quips and more profound reflections, offering gems like, “Call me Alfred Butts, ‘cause I’m all about the wordplay,” while nodding to themes of self-criticism and faith. The relaxed delivery contrasts with the sharpness of the lyrics, creating an undeniably magnetic vibe.
“Out of the Archives” is a reminder of the power of music to find humor and connection in even the most isolating moments. Whether you’re here for the clever bars, the chill beats, or Firecracker’s unique perspective, this freestyle is well worth a spin.