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10 Sep

Posted at 15:00h in Reviews
Hip Hop from the West has undergone much repackaging since the mid '90s. Now when rap comes from the sunnier sides of the US, it usually comes in the more conscious, uplifting format from the gangbangin’ early days. Fashawn, Blu, U-N-I and Little Brother have all contributed to the new movement and now Los Angeles’ E Reece hopes to make a lasting mark with his third offering, Concrete Steppin. A prominent figure in the subterranean levels of West Coast rap, E Reece’s laid back style aims to spread beyond his L.A. hometown into the wider Hip Hop market.