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Wishful Drinking

Ingrid Andress & Sam Hunt - Wishful Drinking

For Me

Keeper

Long Way Home

Long Way Home (From The Motion Picture “Father Stu”)

Before You

Hurt No More

MARRY YOU

"Rhyme Pilgrimage" is a musical trek paying homage to the roots and spiritual homeland of hip-hop culture. This album is a devotional offering to the art of rhythm and poetry, weaving together classic elements with avant-garde innovations.

The pilgrimage begins with "Electronic Euphoria," a high-energy invocation that merges pulsating EDM grooves with hard-hitting rhymes, setting the tone for an exhilarating journey ahead. The sojourn continues with "Twerk it, Twerk it," where trap music collides with twerk influences, pushing the boundaries of hip-hop's sacred grounds.

As the voyage progresses, "From Fela Kuti to the Stars" pays reverence to the Afrobeat pioneer while infusing it with the raw energy of trap hip-hop, creating a spiritual fusion. "K-Pop Queens" welcomes global devotees with its infectious blend of K-pop and hip-hop.

At the heart of this pilgrimage lies "Hip Hop's Evolution," a sacred text chronicling the genre's transformative odyssey, capturing its dynamics and timeless appeal. Interludes like "Gonna Groove" and "Make Our Hearts Rock" offer moments of respite, with their smooth swing hip-hop and emotive R&B melodies providing sanctuaries of solace.

The album also bears witness to the gritty realms of gangsta rap with tracks like "In the Eyes of the Lost" and "Raised in the Struggle," painting vivid narratives of street life as sacred scripture. Southern hip-hop and West Coast flavors find their holy spaces in "Southern Comfort" and "Surviving Every Battle," showcasing the genre's regional diversity.

As the pilgrimage nears its consecration, "Miss Pixie im Wald" provides a soulful and introspective moment, blending acapella hip-hop with nature sounds, offering a serene finale to this epic musical journey.

"Rhyme Pilgrimage" is a sacred rite of passage, a celebration of hip-hop's resilience, innovation, and ability to transcend boundaries. It invites listeners to embark on an unforgettable odyssey through the hallowed grounds of rhyme, where the spiritual and the secular intertwine in perfect harmony.

Make Our Hearts Rock

Whoever Broke Your Heart

Over Us

Try Again Tomorrow

Try Again Tomorrow

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