Paloalto's BARS Review on Rhythmer

Paloalto and Yosi's collaborative album [Mental Health] was a work that explored Yosi's mental crisis and recovery through Paloalto's rap. In [BARS], released just three months later, the focus shifts to himself. Now in his 40s and active as an independent artist again, he looks back on the time that has passed since he first fell in love with hip-hop. The album centers around jazzy, lo-fi boom-bap reminiscent of J Dilla and Q-Tip. Short, chopped samples are repeated, and a muffled texture, as if the rap has noise, is added. The unpolished sound naturally aligns with the era Paloalto reflects on. It's also great that the texture doesn't significantly deviate from track to track, despite the involvement of multiple producers. Source: http://m.rhythmer.net/src/magazine/review/view.php?n=21576&c=16 Rhythmer is really hustling these days. But when are you going to review Dogma... It seems all of Rhythmer's reviews of Kim Simya's albums have been controversial.