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Although being over 26 years old, Enter the Wu-tang (36 Chambers) aka 36 Chambers, remains a display of what talent and creativity with limited resources can give you; raw and unadulterated street music. With the RZA’s gritty instrumentals and each of the MC’s delivering razor-sharp lyrics, 36 chambers is a must-listen. This is my go-to … Read more
RUN DMC’s Raising Hell is actually the first record I copped. This is arguably one of the most important records in hip hop if not the most important record by one of the most important groups. Run-DMC really hit their stride with this record after their first two albums, the self-titled Run-DMC, Xand King of … Read more
Tyler, The Creator’s latest album release “IGOR” is a musical delight that will leave your soul wanting more. From the onset, Tyler The Creator’s “IGOR” attack your senses with the musical onslaught. Layers of instruments are abundant and it creates this blanket that wraps your mind and immerses you in an experience only Tyler can … Read more
In the current era of mumble rap, NEMS album Gorilla monsoon brings bag the BOOM BAP back to hip hop. An obvious disciple of the culture, hailing from Coney Island, Brooklyn, NEMS is a New York spitter through and through. His album sounds like it should have been released in 1994 at the height of … Read more
Escape from Havana In an effort to de-clutter my life I embarked upon the task of digitizing my old LPs. One of the jewels in my collection was the debut album of one of the first Latin Hip Hop pioneers, Mellow Man Ace, Escape from Havana. Mellow, the brother of Sen Dog who was 1/3 … Read more
