This should have been in my March hip-hop post. Not as good as 'Van Gogh's Left Ear' but ZelooperZ remains one of the most interesting of Danny Brown's Protégé's alongside Bruiser Wolf. ZelooperZ unique approach to trap and abstract hip-hop works really well.
Struggled to get past the Kendrick influence. Probs need to be in the right mood. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
Struggled to get past the Kendrick influence. Probs need to be in the right mood.
That's valid. I don't mind it too much, but the parts where his own personality comes out a bit more are definitely the highlights. Will be interested to see what's next for this guy.
It's a pretty good record too, especially for an 81-year-old — indeed, she's older than all the original members of Steppenwolf, the band that originally wrote and recorded the song "Born to be Wild." (Three of them are already deceased.) And yes, it's even on Bandcamp. Admittedly, the photo used on the album cover is probably not a "recent" one, but what do you expect? They're trying to sell records here, and it's a sexist society.
Collaborators on the record include Joe Perry, Pete Townshend, The Fuzztones, Lee Rocker, Slim Jim Phantom, and of course, Rick Wakeman.
Fingers crossed it is Joe Perry the world class snooker player who is involved in the above album? ( a bolder choice for me than the Aerosmith guitarist)
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