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| 4.5 superb | Alabaster Jones | September 2nd 15 |
I think that there's something to be said for albums that have several different artists contributing to the project and yet put out something cohesive and engaging. It's so difficult to have that many artists on the same page when it comes to ideas, sounds, and aesthetic that albums like this aren't always possible. Yet, Mello Music Group does it as if every artist is working within the same mind. That's not to say you don't know who's who on the record, but they generally work so seamlessly with each other that it all seems part of a collective effort. With simple, yet soulful boom-bap production, wonderful storytelling, buttery flows, and an insatiably confident mindset, Self Sacrifice harkens back to the golden era of hip-hop, and intends to show you that there are those who have remained loyal to the style while also adding a distinct modern flavor. If you know any of the guys on the label (which you should), or just enjoy some outstanding hip-hop, don't hesitate to try this one out.
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