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"Six Degrees (feat. Danny Brown) " by BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah
Curated by: Brendan Boland
Spotify: bit.ly/SixDegreesBADBADGhostface
Genre: #rap
Just as the heavy bass lines of Low End Theory framed the more introverted and reflective notes of Q-tip and Phife, so too do the minimalist workings of jazz instrumentalists BadBadNotGood set the stage for Wu-Tang member Ghostface Killah wax poetics on “Six Degrees”.
Whether this is six degrees of separation from what inspired his lyrical liquidation or more of a sullied soliloquy, speaking to the smooth and steady fix he references within the song, the result is pure. BADBADNOTGOOD's hip hop heavy beat weaves in jazz accents that accentuate yet never compete with the Ghostface’s breathy world view. All the while, Ghostface reminds us that he still lives the grind.
Enter Danny Brown. I have to imagine whatever doorway Danny Brown chooses to enter the beat scratches, the room pauses, and all bask in the glory that is him. So too here, where the track shifts from a swinging groove into crisp articulations of singular notes, each perfectly punctuating another bar of fire. His volcanic voice spills across the second verse and then, just as flamboyantly, exists, echoing his warning, “But if you know how I know, you better get Ghost before I get….”
“Six Degrees” is a standout track on a rich and diverse album, Sour Sour. BADBADNOTGOOD channels the chronology and sound of this iconic hip hop family on top of which Ghostface performs tight wound narratives.
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"Six Degrees (feat. Danny Brown) " by BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah
Curated by: Brendan Boland
Spotify: bit.ly/SixDegreesBADBADGhostface
Genre: #rap
Just as the heavy bass lines of Low End Theory framed the more introverted and reflective notes of Q-tip and Phife, so too do the minimalist workings of jazz instrumentalists BadBadNotGood set the stage for Wu-Tang member Ghostface Killah wax poetics on “Six Degrees”.
Whether this is six degrees of separation from what inspired his lyrical liquidation or more of a sullied soliloquy, speaking to the smooth and steady fix he references within the song, the result is pure. BADBADNOTGOOD's hip hop heavy beat weaves in jazz accents that accentuate yet never compete with the Ghostface’s breathy world view. All the while, Ghostface reminds us that he still lives the grind.
Enter Danny Brown. I have to imagine whatever doorway Danny Brown chooses to enter the beat scratches, the room pauses, and all bask in the glory that is him. So too here, where the track shifts from a swinging groove into crisp articulations of singular notes, each perfectly punctuating another bar of fire. His volcanic voice spills across the second verse and then, just as flamboyantly, exists, echoing his warning, “But if you know how I know, you better get Ghost before I get….”
“Six Degrees” is a standout track on a rich and diverse album, Sour Sour. BADBADNOTGOOD channels the chronology and sound of this iconic hip hop family on top of which Ghostface performs tight wound narratives.
