Mic Tyson

Sound DNA

• Hip-Hop
• East Coast

• gritty
• aggressive
• urban

About

Longstanding indie-rap favorite Sean Price has been around since the mid-'90s, when he debuted (under the name Ruck) as half of the Boot Camp Clik group Heltah Skeltah. Both of his previous solo albums (<i>Monkey Barz</i> and <i>Jesus Price Superstar</i>) were embraced by the underground, which is still intoxicated by P's relentlessly ruffneck verses. Effortlessly balancing Brooklyn trash talk and chuckle-inducing punchlines, he's one of New York's most charismatic emcees. And he keeps getting better with each release. On <i>Mic Tyson</i>, he hits us with another batch of hardcore but funny and streetwise wordplay, attacking corny rappers and tight pants–wearing cheeseballs. He rides neck-bending beats while collaborating with like-minded homies Buckshot, Ill Bill, Ruste Juxx, Pumpkinhead, Pharoahe Monch, and Torae. If you're already a fan, this has everything you know and love about P. If you're new to his BK style, this is a perfect intro. Don't miss "Price & Shining Armor," "Frankenberry," "Bar-Barian," and "The Hardest N*gga Out."

via Apple Music

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