TheCapitalClinic

I'm digging and just getting into Inno's "post-modern" Hip-Hop style - if I may characterize it as such. Inno's work is tight and full of experimentation. I think Inno is about 24 years wise. Lot's of food for thought in his work, combining the energy of the streets with some bows to convention to make it more accessible to the mainstream. I think this is a good direction for HH. [For those interested about my perspectives, check out my comments on Dr. Peterson's essay on Hip Hop Intellectuals.

I like the interplay between the beat, background tonality, and lyrics in Stay Nice. The rapid-fire cadence with the slower melody in Public Affection works well [but I don't get the bit about being a spontaneous nympho - I'll think on it tho'.] Ice Box is a nice combo with Danica Rozelle on multiple tracks [or with back-up]. "I'm your girl". Sweet. Inno's latest upload, Ghetto Dreamz, addresses some hard reality of the streets that needs addressing with rapid-fire urgency. You gotta have your dreamz; but don't make me wait too long. Good stuff here.

Note to Inno: Love and peace, bro'.

[NB: a note to readers of my reviews: the text of my reviews at this site may change from time to time. As I listen for futher nuances in a song or body of work, I keep modifying or adding to my thoughts, making my reviews an organic "moveable feast". Since Fuzz artists are constantly evolving, as are our own perspectives, I think Fuzz reviews should not be frozen in time. It's time to extend the power of real-time, web-based music discovery, by making our reviews, "wiki-reviews."]