Soul of a nation : Afro-centric visions in the age of black power : underground jazz, street funk & the roots of rap 1968-79
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HipHopDX
d. 30. Sep. 2019
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Trent Clark
d. 30. Sep. 2019
"Ghostface Killahs won't shake up the current Hip Hop ecosystem but does offer a gritty detour down those commercial highways. But longtime fans could argue the project is his strongest since 2006's Fishscale. Do remember, Ghostface does have decades of masterful work under his championship belt".
Pitchfork
d. 20. Sep. 2019
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Jonah Bromwich
d. 20. Sep. 2019
"After a string of muted releases, Ghost strains to recapture some of the old Wu fire ... The new album, which was released on the rapper's website a week before it hit streaming platforms, shot to No. 2 on the iTunes charts upon its broad release, behind only Post Malone. That's not Billboard, of course, but it shows that the rapper still has a dedicated audience, to whom the quality of the new music might be less important than their ongoing loyalty".