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While he may not get the blog-love or indie-rap nerd hype associated with a lot of other emcees these days, Denizen Kane has forged a strong career for himself on

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What are some of your favorite songs buried deep on an album by an artist not a lot of people even know about?

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As a listener, it's getting harder and harder to give new artists the benefit of the doubt. Everybody raps; and hardly anyone is worth a damn. Sketch, however, can SPIT.

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What "political songs" do you appreciate the most?

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I read a couple of great satirical pieces recently about how to write about Africa, and how to write about Muslims. This is an admittedly less serious topic, but

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It’s been called “post-rap,” it’s been called “hip popm” and it’s been called “hey why won’t that OutKast guy just shut up and rap?” But no matter how you file

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To me, this is indie hip hop’s OK Computer. It’s that good.

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...Who are your favorite female-identified hip hop artists?...

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While his other albums all have worthwhile tracks, Williams has never sounded so focused; his self-titled album isn’t a spoken-word masterpiece—it’s just a masterpiece.

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An album that deftly combines the spiritual with the political with the personal, Mama’s Gun deserves a place in the soul music canon right next to the best albums from

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It doesn’t succeed despite its eccentricities; it succeeds because of them.

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It’s the perfect soundtrack to a society that’s either evolving into something new or destroying itself, maybe both.

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