Chuck D features Ozay Moore & Dstl
DESCRIPTION:
About the focus track, “the prophecy” | This opening track—”the prophecy”—on Terror Firma‘s new EP, For the Lost (Illect Recordings, 4/8), sounds something like an amalgamation of The Police meeting hip hop (no, not the Sting & Puffy, “I’ll Be Missing You,” type), jazz, and chillhop at the park on a sunny day to have a chat (and, perhaps, a game of chess?). With definite “Message in a Bottle” vibes, all the pieces come together here and it works.
KEY SELLING POINTS
- For the Lost is perfect for any lo-fi/jazzhop playlist and/or mood—but its unique musicality is easily welcomed by music lovers across the board
- For the Lost is perfect for any lo-fi/jazzhop playlist and/or mood—but its unique musicality is easily welcomed by music lovers across the board
TRACK LISTING
- the prophecy
- strange days
- show no shame
- end of the times (where am i)
- coming home…
