Hip Hop Aint Dead....contrary to Nas' belief on his album- and to prove it I have more evidence, tommorrow Lyricism will be on display when Keith Murray and Cannibus drop their debut group effort, The Undergods, via itunes and Seattle-based label Sound records. The CD will be a very economic $5.99
Murray and Cannibus have a friendship that began in 1995, production will feature The Beatminerz, Amadeus, Gordo, and Erick Sermon.
In a press interview for the album, both Murray and Cannibus had this to say:
“Essentially the name symbolizes underground and then you know gods with it. The aspect of where we been rhyming from since the inception of our careers, even though they happened at different times,” Canibus stated. “We mastered certain aspects of lyricism and hip-hop so and that’s how you but the gods there. We mixed it up that way.” (allhiphop.com)
“We did a record together for one of our mutual friends, but we were in two different parts of New York,” added Keith Murray. “So I just said ‘yo let me get Bis’ number. Call him up and said lets put together an album. From there we got backing and went into a multi-million dollar studio, got a platinum award winning engineer so it come out right crispy and industry standard. And here we are with the energy that we set in motion 15 years ago." (Allhiphop.com)
Support Real Hip Hop and Real lyricism tommorrow, go get that album
Murray and Cannibus have a friendship that began in 1995, production will feature The Beatminerz, Amadeus, Gordo, and Erick Sermon.
In a press interview for the album, both Murray and Cannibus had this to say:
“Essentially the name symbolizes underground and then you know gods with it. The aspect of where we been rhyming from since the inception of our careers, even though they happened at different times,” Canibus stated. “We mastered certain aspects of lyricism and hip-hop so and that’s how you but the gods there. We mixed it up that way.” (allhiphop.com)
“We did a record together for one of our mutual friends, but we were in two different parts of New York,” added Keith Murray. “So I just said ‘yo let me get Bis’ number. Call him up and said lets put together an album. From there we got backing and went into a multi-million dollar studio, got a platinum award winning engineer so it come out right crispy and industry standard. And here we are with the energy that we set in motion 15 years ago." (Allhiphop.com)
Support Real Hip Hop and Real lyricism tommorrow, go get that album
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