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"With Tim Fite, you never know what you're going to get. And that's sort of the point. Fair Ain't Fair offers more humanistic, good-humored songs than previous recordings, and expansive numbers such as "More Clothes" and opener "Roots of a Tree" reveal a man who is letting his talents breathe." (86 out of 100)
-FILTER MAGAZINE

"On Fair Ain't Fair, Tim Fite drops all devices but his yokel drawl, the result captures him turning into an old-fashioned troubadour, one fueled by big issues (the apocalypse, greed, and forgiveness), and a country/hip-hop hybrid that's never sounded catchier."
-ALTERNATIVE PRESS

"So what's the dirty joke?"
-STEREOGUM

"A lo-fi lone wolf from Brooklyn, Tim Fite is somewhere between folk and hip-hop, and with his latest album — a harsh indictment of consumerism and the American dream of selling out — he has made himself into a cultural gadfly."
-THE NEW YORK TIMES

"Over The Counter Culture is one of the best albums of the new year. . .packed with crackling beats, wicked humor and 'did he just say that?' audacity. It's the best kind of protest album: one that has the ability to laugh at itself."
-CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"How's about a little avalanche for your avarice?"
-TIM FITE

"Fite has produced the kind of brazen, self-aware political critique that harkens back to early Public Enemy and has become a rarity in contemporary hip-hop."
-THE BOSTON GLOBE

"Other people may complain about the noise, but I kind of like it."
-JEROLD YOLSKLE

"Fite's imagination as a songwriter is substantial and staggering. Deep thoughts and huge punch lines are layered so thick that every new spin is a revelation."
-ESQUIRE MAGAZINE

"Sometimes when I eat chalk my mouth tastes like paste, and sometimes when I eat paste, my mouth tastes like chalk."
-ROSA EUSTICE DELAPANCHA

"Brooklynite Fite combines every genre known to man"
-VILLAGE VOICE

"Tim Fite is feeble minded, reckless, and never puts the cap on the goddamn ether."
-THE GENTLEMAN WITH ITCHY LEGS