It’s a universal fact of human nature that one’s own conscience is usually one’s harshest judge, and Platinum-certified recording artists are no exception to this rule. After scoring one of ‘07’s biggest hits with Music Is My Savior lead single “This Is Why I’m Hot,” and following that record up with the Booth-acclaimed “Like This,” you’d think East Coast emcee MIMS would have no trouble sleeping at night, but, as it it turns out, that’s not the case—in fact, he’s been feeling a few pangs of Guilt.
With the April 7th release of his sophomore studio album, the NYC native will introduce listeners to a more serious side of his artistic persona, but that doesn’t mean that he’s abandoning the minimal, percussion-driven formula that’s scored him his biggest hits to date. As demonstrated by Da Internz-produced lead single “Move,” Biggie-sampling street record “Bread N Butta,” and the recently-featured “Life of a Star,” Guilt is sure to please longtime fans in addition to transfor
