(Underground Hip-Hop) U.G. (Cella Dwellas) - Portals (Deluxe Edition) - 2016, MP3, V0-320 kbps

Продолжительность: 00:46:30
01. Intro
02. The Mystic
03. Broken Vessel
04. Super Gods
05. You Already Snow feat. Celph Titled
06. Megatron
07. Might & Magic
08. Interlude
09. Mind Right
10. Light Years feat. L.I.F.E. Long
11. Portals
12. Mosh to This feat. Necro
13. Ready for War
14. Outro

Продолжительность: 01:00:43
01. Intro - The Material World (Instrumental)
02. The Mystic (Instrumental)
03. Broken Vessel (Instrumental)
04. Super Gods (Instrumental)
05. You Already Snow (Instrumental)
06. Megatron (Instrumental)
07. Might & Magic (Instrumental)
08. Interlude (Instrumental)
09. Mind Right (Instrumental)
10. Light Years (Instrumental)
11. Portals (Instrumental)
12. Mosh To This (Instrumental)
13. Ready For War (Instrumental)
14. The Portals Closing (Instrumental)
15. Wordplay Feat. IDE
16. We Not Playing (Revisited) Feat. Ill Bill
17. Scripts N Scrolls Feat. IDE
18. You Already Snow (2012 Version) Feat. Celph Titled

"I like to tap into people's imaginations. When I spit, I try to make movies with my words..." Armed with his unique delivery, gruff voice, and sharp wit, U.G. is well-equipped to do just as he wishes when he hits the booth. Whether on his own or earning critical acclaim as one-half of the Cella Dwellas, the Brooklyn rapper has been a giant amongst the NYC rap underground since '94. And on Portals, his long anticipated solo debut, he proves exactly why so many look his way for music that's incredibly fresh, and completely his own.
Portals is a 14-track journey into just what U.G. set out to accomplish-a movie-like atmosphere anchored by well complemented production (entirely from IDE) and extraordinary rapping. That much was evident on lead single, "The Mystic," which is equally eccentric in its wordplay and technical displays as U.G. flows over the creeping instrumental. Elsewhere, the BK spitter taps into his cinematic vision with joints like the harrowing "Might & Magic," and the super-grimy, "Ready for War."
Interestingly enough, U.G. credits his movie-like approach with what makes his music so appealing to his fans. "That inner-kid comes out of them when they hear that stuff," he says. "We (U.G. and IDE) are both visual artists as far as our approach to sound is concerned."
Beyond the concept, the rapper and producer just love Hip-Hop culture and wanted to represent it right. They may be taking a Boom bap excursion into another dimension-and likely one in a distant galaxy-on Portals, but this is pure, raw, unadulterated Hip-Hop to the bone gristle.