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19 Nov

Posted at 00:09h in Reviews
kid-cudi-man-on-the-moon-the-end-of scrate2_5 Is there such a thing as a post–Kanye West sound? Cleveland born rapper, singer and actor Kid Cudi sure makes it seem like it. Not only did the Cudder (as he’s sometimes called) attract the interest of Mr West, with his first and only mixtape A Kid Named Cudi early in 2008. The former employee of fashion label Bape, was also hired for his song writing services and backing vocals on some of Kanye’s most popular tracks (such as ‘Heartless’ and ‘Welcome to Heartbreak’) later that same year.