Akala - It's Not A Rumour
Release: Akala - It's Not A Rumour
- Datum: 08.05.2006
Inhaltsangabe
01. Stand Up
02. Yeah Yeah Yeah
03. The Edge
04. Shakespeare
05. Carried Away
06. This Is London
07. Bullshit
08. Roll Wid Us
09. Cold
10. Hold Your Head Up
11. Why Do
12. The Edge (Mikey J Remix)
- Genre: Rap
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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HinweiseAkalas breakthrough raw free-style on inner city deterioration furiously rapped from the top of a police car on the War/Banga 4 Da Street video introduced UK hip-hop to an MC who was provocative, convicted and resolute. His debut album Its Not a Rumour encapsulates this energy and fire on starter track Stand Up, as he crashes in like an apocalypse over a Van-Halen incendiary riff.
Lyrically, Akala is superb. This diversity in rhyming is also found in his sample use. Akala enters a territory normally unfamiliar to rap: elemental guitar rock complete with distorted chords and thundering drums. Although, hip-hop has dabbled with guitars, few explore it to the extent of Akala. He goes from hard, edgy rock; to 60s style Jimi Hendrix riffs on The Edge into soft, folk rock on Carried Away.
Akala appeals because he is so fearless, his ease in spitting his thoughts over a turntable or an electric guitar display a talented and imaginative MC with no boundaries in expressing his dissatisfaction with London, UK, hip-hop, politics and the world. A new street prophet has emerged.
Lyrically, Akala is superb. This diversity in rhyming is also found in his sample use. Akala enters a territory normally unfamiliar to rap: elemental guitar rock complete with distorted chords and thundering drums. Although, hip-hop has dabbled with guitars, few explore it to the extent of Akala. He goes from hard, edgy rock; to 60s style Jimi Hendrix riffs on The Edge into soft, folk rock on Carried Away.
Akala appeals because he is so fearless, his ease in spitting his thoughts over a turntable or an electric guitar display a talented and imaginative MC with no boundaries in expressing his dissatisfaction with London, UK, hip-hop, politics and the world. A new street prophet has emerged.
