Travis Karter is an artist destined to make an impact, he is ravenously hungry and not for the trappings and gold chains that usually hold hip hop down, but for something far purer. From age 12 when he released his first track “Till The Day I Die” with the endorsement and following of Kymani Marley…
We arrived early and settled into the comfy laid back atmosphere of the beautiful Canvas bar. We await with baited breath the imminent opening of the dancefloor and stage, we might have been a little embarrassingly keen. Our eyes flicker nervously to the stagedoor barely able to contain our visible glee, because hip hop greatness…
We managed to pin Josh ‘Shlick Smit‘ down long enough to fire a volley of questions at him. They range from insightful to insipid, but they give you a good idea just what this guy is all about. Q: Lets start this nice and generic, who or what are you? A: My name is Shlick…
We are very excited to introduce you to this weeks Featured Artist, Shlick Smit. A New York bred rapper who has weened on the teat of hip hop and has grown very strong from doing so. Now based in Southern California but repping just as hard, this is one of those rare occasions when you…
Along with being human beings, sometimes rapping on albums and at live shows, In Sanity have yet another string on their bow, kicking off dope ass cyphers. We should start off by explaining precisely what a cypher is, for the uninitiated. A cypher starts off as a beat, then it’s passed to someone to write and deliver the…
The album starts off fiercely, with a statement of intent and a middle finger to the established norm. A sample mocking the hypocritical fascination with independence in the mainstream, before leading into “Awkward Flow”, a track that exhibits precisely the level of intensity Eiren and Catharsis plan to come at you with on this. In the break,…
Shitty Albums is a series of reviews for, quite possibly, the worst albums on the planet. Part I- ASAP Rocky ‘Long Live ASAP’ ‘Long Live ASAP’ is an album so riddled with cliché it could make for a truly excellent drinking game, unfortunately as an album this makes it boring, predictable and ultimately pointless. I…
