Souls of Mischief
Proper Aim
Heiroglyphics Imperium
Proper Aim is the first single to be taken from the highly anticipated Montezuma's Revenge LP. On first listen it takes me right back to 1993. Now I don't mean this in a negative way as it reminds me of the good feeling I had when I first listened to albums such as the Freestyle Fellowship LP Innercity Griots. It was also the year that was famously mentioned in the Souls classic '93 til Infinity.
The track has a cool double bass sample and a nice laid back beat. But the highlight is the smooth lyrical flows from the Souls crew, which content and rhythm kept me keenly listening throughout the whole song.
Proper Aim can be best be described as a classic sound (not 'old school' as some of the younger generation mistakingly call it) and why modernize a Hip Hop formula when it already works!
Judging by their last trip to the UK they still have their fan base firmly intact too.
Richy Pitch
http://www.myspace.com/soulsofmischief
PROPER AIM OFFICIAL VIDEO
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Friday, 18 December 2009
FOREIGN BEGGARS - UNITED COLOURS OF BEGGATRON - LP REVIEW

Foreign Beggars
United Colours of Beggatron
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Foreign Beggars have been around for sometime now and with United Colours of Beggatron I'm sure their reputation will continue to advance.
This LP is a really cool fusion of modern soul, dubstep and drum and bass which is cleverly pieced together under the broader umbrella of Hip Hop and Rap.
There is much to enjoy on this project which combines well produced creative beats with imaginative rhymes. Some impressive guests feature too such as Detroit's very own Phat Kat on Big N' Black and the excellent Guilty Simpson (Stonesthrow) on Prove it. I particularly like the inclusion of female vocalist Audra Nishata on the LP. Break Free has nice musical hook from Audra accompanied with a beat that could be best described as a Dilla-esque. Audra also features on one of my favourites tracks the melodic Higher.
The production is generally on point and tracks like the big sounding Contac' ft the appropriately named Noisia is a good example of this. in fact there are plenty of club bangers on this LP. I can definitely see myself playing out tracks like Keep it coming in a heaving club, the track features Uk stallwarts Dr Syntax, Jehst and Kyza who rock the beat with their established professionalism.
This has to be one of the freshest Hip Hop releases I've heard coming out of the UK in 2009.
Richy Pitch
http://www.foreignbeggars.com/
http://twitter.com/Foreignbeggars
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