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23 Nov

Posted at 05:11h in Music, Reviews
Whilst Eminem's legacy goes beyond being dope for a white guy, many of the follow up Caucasian emcees have unfairly been swallowed into the black hole of not matching up to Slim Shady’s standards. Things just might be about to change, with the emergence of Alabama's Yelawolf. Possessing not only enough raw talent to carve out two careers but the 31 year old double timer is also having his career guided by the Detroit great. A ferocity in his deliverance plus a mentor in Hip Hop royalty, Radioactive just might contain enough explosive elements to form an album which propels the 'wolf to meteoric heights of rap’s elite and America’s next musical hero.