Showing posts with label Slug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slug. Show all posts

Friday, February 16, 2018

Albums, I better shouldn't have sold/lost Part IV



Yeah, I sold this one and I'm not sure if it was a good decision or not. Because this compilation was an early release of the avantgardistic record label MUSH. The music released on MUSH often brought new influences into Hip-Hop like in this release. A lot of the Artists come from Anticon and others who are close to them. What makes this album different from the others from that time is the intentional abandonment of clean sounds but instead it sounds like they used samples in the original state....

Sunday, June 30, 2013

The Vapors Project




Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Omid - Monolith


This is Omid's third album which is half instrumental and the other half with features from Aceyalone, Slug, Murs, PSC, DJ Drez, Spoon of Iodine, Buck 65, Abstract Rude, 2Mex, Busdriver and Hymnal. I offer you the probably best rip on the net you can find of this one so don't miss the chance to check it out...

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Painting A New Picture




Next stop P.A.I.N.T.     ATU doesn't exist anymore in the way we knew it from before. Abstract Rude, Fat Jack and Zulu remained while DJ Drez joined in. Abstract Rude got more dominant in the group as you can see on the cover, that the group isn't stated as Abstract Tribe Unique anymore but Abstract Rude + Tribe Unique. You can also realize this fact in the album itself, it is not solely produced by Fat Jack, but also Daddy Kev, Rob The Viking and Kenny Segal. Vocally there are also a lot of features on the album of rappers that didn't belong to the Tribe, for example Awol One, the Heavyweights, Slug, G&E, Moka Only, LMNO, Busdriver, 2Mex, Xololanxinxo, Eyedea and some fine female artists. The overall sound got more clean and is probably meant to address the masses and not only the headz but maybe it was necessary to get a record deal on Battle Axe, the label of the Swollen Members who partly  serve a different audience. It is more clearer on this album than it was on the South Central Thynk Taynk, there the sound also got more clean and lost a bit of its roughness. You can say that ATU switched the station (oh what a coincidence!) to target a greater audience by reinventing themselves and painting a new picture with this album...