In 2015, Chicago MC
and visionary
flew through lantern-soaked
skies on his
debut album
The Dragon who Devoured the Moon.
In 2016, he took flight
yet again, gazing up
at the stunning sunset
with his sophomore LP
Watching Icarus Fly.
Now, in the heart
of the autumnal breeze,
and after a series
of loose singles,
our hero has returned
for his meditative
third chapter,
A Garden at the End of the World.
Nurtured by nature
(rain, flowers, mud)
and full of
inward reflections
as well as
outward wisdom,
the album is a practice
in finding and defining happiness.
Executive produced
by Brad Kemp
(with additional production
by Emperor Bohe,
Manny Beats
and a wealth of musicians),
the dreamy and jazzy
hip-hop album
completes the trilogy
and properly connects
enchanted lands.
A Garden at the End of the World
is an introspective
and thoughtful
auditory experience unlike
any other, both within
the Windy City and beyond.
