Showing posts with label Dj Crucial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dj Crucial. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Don't Sleep On... # 34 - Hi-Fidel & Dj Crucial





















Genre: Hip-Hop
Release: 2001

1. Intro
2. Burn
3. Bows & Ribbons
4. Lo-Fi
5. Madeira (Remix)
6. Fire Next Time
7. Antenna
8. Madeira II
9. Vega I
10.You Wanna Hear Sum'n?
11. Solid Gold
12. Decadence
13. Higher & Higher
14. Golden Ostrich
15. Satori
16. B.A.S.F.
17. Outro

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Genre: Hip-Hop
Release: 2004
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1. The 10th Wonder
2. Rainbow Beach






















Genre: Hip-Hop
Release: 2007

1. Diamonds Ft. Black Spade
2. Jimmy
3. Whiskey and Dristan
4. The Deer Hunter
5. Isabel and Future
6. Manther Ft. Kent Cyclone
7. Detective A
8. The Big Bang Theory
9. Gordo 3003 Ft. M.O. Tep
10. Small Victories Ft. Pidgeon John & Mathias
11. Patty Farmington Ft. Serengeti
12. Barbara Kruger
13. The Thin Wall
14. Fortitude
15. My Melody
16. Christine Ft. Kent Cyclone

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(both lps + 12")
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Hi-Fidel collabs, ones again, with his partner in crime, DJ Crucial. This full length album is the first from Hi-Fidel since the days of "Traveling b/w St. Louis and Chicago" (2001). With a new sound and a new atmosphere to breathe in, Hi-Fidel is well on the way of achieving his intergalactic mission: "live free and get rich." The first single, "Isobel and Future," produced by DJ Crucial, is worth the anticipation sought by true fans. An evolution of hotness, Fidel's rhyme skills never diminish, and he receives lyrical push ups from F5 extended family ..."The Company of Wolves" is a testament to Hi Fidel's progressive rhyme styling and lyrical word schemes, which allows the listener to join in on the journey though time and space and benefit from the destination. On Fidel's personal travels, from his home town of Chicago to his new residence of Los Angeles, he has made stops everywhere from St. Louis to Osaka. A truly global emcee with a viewpoint and sound to back it up, one would be hard pressed to box his sound into a single category. However, The Company of Wolves is perhaps the most accessible work yet to emerge from Fidel's extended career, while still retaining that uniquely lop-sided worldview that makes his music so impressive. - the armchair critic