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12 Jan

Posted at 14:43h in Music, Reviews
If there’s one thing the naysayers of ‘Urban Pop’ (and all its spin-offs) can take heart from is that the Hip Hop movements away from the glitz and glamour of the mainstream are still churning out some exceptional material. A rapper whose movements really began to take flight last year was Mentalist, an East London juggernaut who packs a punch both in metaphors and delivery. Assaulting the Internet throughout December with free downloads (as part of his Mentalist Monday campaign) his album finally drops and hopes to make all family, fans and the genre proud.