Instantly upon first listen of a couple instrumentals Nice pulled out his phone to rattle off some bars and with no delay everyones head in the room nodded in sync. Before we knew it Nice was getting in the booth to record and claim his territory over elusive StoopKid beats. Stories of growing up in the hood and making more money than most around him, Nice hustled to keep his pockets full while also keeping his loved ones happy. Haters can say what they want but Nice is up now and already ahead of the game working with local heavy hitters like Chef Bogey & DeevoDaGenius. Nice has a lyrical flow that bounces around on the track with a rhapsodic cadence pulling the listener in closer. His narratives account for the right and wrong ways to move in the game by skipping out on shortcuts and putting in all the hard working hours for real success. With go getter tracks like “Silly”, “MC Hammer” and “How To Move” this debut album is sure to play for you with no skips—only replays. All Money Aint Good may be his first & only project out on platforms but this Grove Hall native already has plans to perform back to back nights in Spain & Italy making it very clearly that his rise to success was no overnight venture. In the wise words of Nice the title of this album stands for integrity more than anything, selling your soul has never been the way to go and that message can be overlooked nowadays. Nice is pushing a positive agenda to the world and choosing to work and invest in himself above all else. With plenty more drops expected this summer from hats to clothing—make sure to be on the lookout for the latest from Nice and play All Money Ain’t Good.
