
Excellent is a Hip-Hop album by Propaganda, originally released in 2012.
About
A member of the longstanding Tunnel Rats crew, Propaganda is a Christian rapper who's been around for some time now. Down with the Humble Beast label, he dropped the well-received, partly spoken-word album <i>Art Ambidextrous</i> with Odd Thomas last year. He returns here with <i>Excellent</i>, a 12-track collection of likeable joints that focus mostly on his faith, his family, and the ups and downs of everyday life. On the spooky-sounding opening number, "Don't Listen to Me," he touches on pyramids and aliens before telling us: "I really love my wife, my daughter, and mangoes." Countrified acoustic guitars and vocals from Lee Green liven up "Redefine Cutter," while Theory Hazit makes an appearance on the upbeat head-nodder "Conquer" and Sho Baraka joins the fray on the moody race-and-class examination "I Ain't Got an Answer." A far cry from the stereotypical steez that seems to dominate hip-hop, <i>Propaganda</i> avoids vapid party rap and tired gangster clichés, serving up thinking man's music: decidedly left of center but still funky.
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Tracklist
- 1Don't Listen to Me2:31
- 2Excellent2:08
- 3Redefine Cutter (feat. Lee Green)3:28
- 4Raise the Banner4:22
- 5Excellent Analogy (feat. Alphonso McAuley)1:33
- 6Conquer (feat. Theory Hazit)2:53
- 7Precious Puritans (feat. Kevin Olusola)4:09
- 8Forgive Me for Asking4:53
- 9I Ain't Got an Answer (feat. Sho Baraka)5:08
- 10Warm Words3:27
- 11Lofty (feat. Beautiful Eulogy & Joel Davis)4:41
- 12Be Present (Live)4:24
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- Alternative Hip-Hop
- stripped-back
- earnest
- poetic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alphonso McAuleyFEATURING
- Beautiful EulogyFEATURING
- Joel DavisFEATURING
- Kevin OlusolaCELLO
- Lee GreenFEATURING
- Sho BarakaFEATURING
- Theory HazitFEATURING
Rare pressing on Gatefold
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