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Erick Sermon displayed an individualistic style when he delved into solo work after EPMD split
Detroit's Son showcases Guilty Simpson’s gritty
with words and without
whose sophomore album How to Socialise and Make Friends won widespread acclaim
Transitive Cycles Folk Erick Sermon displayed an individualisticCOLOUR: Hot Pink Yellow Tangerine Splatter EXTRAS: Limited to 300 copies Recorded live at its Melbourne International Jazz Festival premiere, the work features interactive improvisation between the bells and an ensemble of sensational musicians, with McAll masterfully leading the interplay on keyboards and his self made instrument Chucky (various music boxes, glockenspiel, kalimba and electronics), creating an unforgettably ethereal soundscape on the
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