Kim Simya's Dogma, Pitchfork 7.7

This combative Korean rapper leans into club music on his first full-length album in six years, wrapping his rugged, futuristic beats around rhythmic, inventive bilingual (English/Korean) hooks. Dogma is Kim Simya at his most accomplished, blending his rhetorical and experimental sonic obsessions with brighter club anthems. And it proves that letting go doesn't necessarily mean giving up. -Pitchfork This is the highest score for Korean hip-hop, wow ㄷㄷ King Simya But I don't recommend it for those unfamiliar with Korean hip-hop. It's more mainstream than Simya's usual, but still not quite there in terms of broad appeal. So if you ask, 'Who is Kim Simya?' You can consider him a top-tier rapper in Korean hip-hop. If that's still hard to grasp, just remember it this way: 'NewJeans lyricist' This seems like the best nickname to introduce him to the general public. Conclusion: Listen to Kim Simya's second album, Dogma.