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Debut single from new UK talent LayFullStop. This chilled melodic and soulful track is guaranteed to have you feeling the summer vibe.

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Intact (Cradle me)

Statement Of Intent

The editors of the new anthology join us to talk about how they're connecting poetry and hip-hop.

See http://theciphershow.com/episode/137/ for full show notes and info.

137: The BreakBeat Poets

Featuring Supastition - Yamin Semali - Simms Serenade - Produced by Croup  Download at ugsouth.bandcamp.com/track/the-good-life

The Good Life  prod. by Croup  FT Supastition - Yamin Semali - Simms Serenade

Quelle Chris has recorded with plenty of producers but his bond with Chris Keys extends beyond music. After linking through mutual collaborator Roc Marciano, the two Chris’ became fast friends. About four years worth of hang-out sessions, bong hits, video games and take-out food culminated in 2Dirt4TV3: Innocent Country, a deceptively subtle character study of self disguised as an excellent piece of stoner headnod hip-hop. 

Throughout the 33 minutes that comprise Innocent Country, our two protagonists are in synch like a pair of Jaeger pilots. Though the LP certainly has instances of energy and aggression, “Madness In The Oasis” and “Where The Wild Things Roam” are two, more often than not it lives within introspective mid-tempo moments like the languid “Nothing Moves.” Quelle is the wayward MC waxing bittersweet on the reflective “Well Running Deep,” filling Chris Keys’ sweeping string samples with palpable nostalgia. Our peregrine rapper is the lowkey consummate artist, powerful enough to give a rousing performance on the moving “I Asked God,” then turn on a dime and nail the hilarious and self-effacing “Drugfest TooThousandToo.” 

Upon repeated listens, one might see that Innocent Country speaks to the blissful naivete of youth. It’s the soundtrack to self-medication as an escape from reality, but it doesn’t jump ship before the inevitable moment of clarity. Innocent Country is a party, but it’s also the morning after and the day before. A sweet experience on the surface, this is therapy billed as reefer night at your man’s spot.

ALBUM PRODUCED BY CHRIS KEYS

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