Ghostface Killah US Hip Hop 5 Artikel

Tony Starks returns to Staten Island after 9 years, like a man returning home from a war. He wants the company of old friends, to reunite with his girl, to live a quiet life. To visually flesh out the album’s dark and twisted world, the CD's packaging includes 20 pages of striking images from a host of stellar comic artists, curated by the team that created Ghostface’s 2013 six-issue comic mini-series, 12 Reasons to Die.

After the phenomenal success of Jaydiohead, Mos Dub, Dub Kweli, Double Check Your Head and Jaydiohead 2 but to name a few, Max Tannone is back with his new masterpiece – Ghostfunk! Released in 2011, Ghostfunk pairs one of his favorite hip-hop artists, Wu-Tang member Ghostface Killah, with vintage African funk, high-life, and psychedelic rock.

Ironman is the debut solo album by Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ghostface Killah, released in 1996. Many music critics have praised the album for Ghostface Killah's imaginative lyricism and RZA's production style, with some revering it as one of the greatest Wu-Tang solo albums of all time.180g vinyl.

Tony Starks returns to Staten Island after 9 years, like a man returning home from a war. He wants the company of old friends, to reunite with his girl, to live a quiet life. To visually flesh out the album’s dark and twisted world, the CD's packaging includes 20 pages of striking images from a host of stellar comic artists, curated by the team that created Ghostface’s 2013 six-issue comic mini-series, 12 Reasons to Die.

How could an artist follow up a record as solid as “Supreme Clientele”? Ghostface Killah answers that question – in sound – on “Bulletproof Wallets”. The release reunites GFK with his partner in rhyme Raekwon and continues Ghost’s winning streak of delivering front to back classic material. Filled with the usual Ghost slang and bass heavy production, “Bulletproof Wallets” is the follow up “SupremeClientele” deserved, delivered without skipping a beat. The fun Ghost & Rae are having on this recordis beyond apparent. “Bulletproof Wallets” is almost like a party album, packed with hit singles and street bangers. “Never Be the Same Again" (with Carl Thomas & Raekwon) and "Ghost Showers” play alongside "Maxine" and “The Forrest” all working off each other’s energy. Other stand outs like "Walk-ing through the Darkness", & "The Hilton" all bang through the speakers and continue to add to Ghost’s undeniable catalog. Backed up by groundbreaking production from The RZA, Alchemist, Car-los “6 July” Broady and Mathematics, Ghostface shines and the chemistry between Rae and GFK is incredible!