Title: Them Downtown Fire Girls!
Product review: Since Salt N' Pepa there hasn't been a rap duo/group to tear up the underground like Ghetto Twiinz. This is their fourth release to date and they show no signs of slacking off being on a label that doesn't promote them. They started off with Big Boy Records. The same label that started the careers for Mystikal and Fiend (well the bigger names.) When they feed off of each other you sometimes can't tell them apart, but Mz. GB is the rougher one and Tee Tee is the lighter voiced one whom sing a lot more than the other. Production was done by Precise with the exception of "Rumble With The South," which was done by Mr. Lee. Precise's tracks go well with the singing, harmonizing and overall flow skills from the twins. If you are interested in a different perspective of gangster music from some females, then the Ghetto Twiinz are the group for you. In every song, they represent New Orleans or Nawlins well.
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