Alexander Spit September 4, 2009

His presence as an emcee comes unexpectedly to most people, but the moment his music is played, there becomes an absolute distinction between him and any other rapper. Whether it's his unsettling, off-easy production of distorted '80s synths and Timbaland drums, or his visual, authentic cool vocals packed with contemporary tales of a fast generation; there is a distinct sound reminiscent of the best songs of the last 20 years, fitting for any genre. His affinity for San Francisco, youth, rebellion, and women manifest in his lyrics performed with wit and craft that serves over his beats like a guitar solo. In his production, you'll find a fusion of 8-bit noise and distortion eased by feel good chords and melodies drawn out with airy synths and punchy leads.