The Pennsylvania emcee's latest effort, IAMISEE vs DJ DEMON is a rare 14-track dose of well put reality. While sophisticated flow mainstream artists can occasionally afford to play with the form, much of hip-hop's true artistry, power and significance are lost in what can be put in no other terms but rapper bullshit. IAMISEE vs DJ DEMON, on the other hand, is a uniquely concentrated dose of hip-hop essentials: flow, wordplay, and the kind of beat-emcee simpatico unheard of since Eric B and Rakim blared out of metal-grate boom box speakers.
IAMISEE has a steady, precise flow, proof of what he calls "lyrical carpentry" on the track "Hand Grenades." IAMISEE loosens his often deep, gravelly and aggressive delivery on a number of tracks. The balance between the two, and the fact that he can do them both, is the Philly emcee's signature.
On "Hello," the last track of the album, he accomplishes this equilibrium. A sad acoustic guitar riff and a stripped-down beat play canvas to one of the deeper songs on the album.
Building on his second release, IAMISEE is quickly developing an underground following. Expect to hear a lot more noise about the Philly kid--he is flat-out nice. The last five tracks may well be the best 17 consecutive minutes of independent hip-hop this year.
Drop some of the songs from your og album in your playlist!
Well, I go by the name of IamIsee.. From planet earth, haven't you heard of me. Operate on the mic like surgery, my style is nice, it uses common courtesy! 3 times 3 to the 3rd degree, I'll blast your ass all the way back to mercury. The grooves in the rings of Saturn that play rhythmic patterns and make beats... deep in the cavern. Underground, on the 3rd moon of Jupiter, I bring the ax down like the excutioner, chop up flows and throw them to the sharks, termites write my lyrics on treebark, smashing emcee flat, because I be sharp, verbal notation and quaotation marks, split you down the middle like alfalfa's part, so sit back because the show is about to start..
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