Aesop Rock
The Impossible Kid
SOURCE:.......CDDA
LABEL:........Rhymesayers Ent. GRABBER:.....EAC
RELEASEDATE:..Apr-29-2016 ENCODER:.....Lame
STREETDATE:...Apr-29-2016 TRACKS:......15
GENRE:........Hip-Hop PLAYTiME:....48:40
URL:..........N/A SiZE:........79.07 MB
RELEASETYPE:..Album LANGUAGE:....English
QUALiTY: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
01. Mystery Fish [03:09]
02. Rings [03:47]
03. Lotta Years [01:59]
04. Dorks [03:33]
05. Rabies [03:06]
06. Supercell [03:51]
07. Blood Sandwich [04:25]
08. Get Out Of The Car [01:53]
09. Shrunk [03:09]
10. Kirby [02:47]
11. TUFF [03:51]
12. Lazy Eye [02:45]
13. Defender [03:11]
14. Water Tower [03:51]
15. Molecules [03:23]
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On the new album, Aesop continues
finding new ways to improve on
the skills that have made him one
of the kings of indie hip-hop.
His creative process now includes
a newfound willingness to open up
about his personal life, going
deep on topics like depression,
his sometimes rocky relationship
with his family, and the
turbulent handful of years that
culminated in Aesop leaving his
adopted home of San Francisco to
live in a barn out in the woods,
where he recorded the foundations
of The Impossible Kid. There's
also moments of levity though, as
Aesop taps into the funny side of
his persona that he suppressed
during the period where being
taken as a serious lyricist was
more of a priority. Like
Skelethon, Aesop exercised
complete creative control over
every aspect of the album, from
the production (which he handled
himself, with instrumental help
from Philly's Grimace Federation)
to conceptualizing the cover art
by his friend Alex Pardee.
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