Episode 1: Ares Mayhem [Part 1 of 2]
Episode 1: Ares Mayhem [Part 2 of 2]
Episode 2: The B.S. Project
Episode 3: Sick to Life
Episode 1: Ares Mayhem [Part 1 of 2]
Episode 1: Ares Mayhem [Part 2 of 2]
Episode 2: The B.S. Project
Episode 3: Sick to Life
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Ghostie at Spinebender Studios in mid-late 2000.
Layout based upon artwork by William Blake and Franz von Stuck.
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Presented in full HD.
Defining Boss is the third Boss album on Flophouse Records. This is twelve songs of social critique and self-reflection. Sometimes direct, and sometimes a storyteller, Boss lays down compelling rhymes full of substance and clever turns-of-phrase. Though never skimping on hooks and delivery, the lyrics and message are clearly the focus. On this release, we don’t see a rapper trying for a hot single, but a writer exposing his inner thoughts and laying down his legacy.
Defining Boss retains Boss’s rhythmic skills while adding the juxtaposition of melodic vocals. This is welcome growth in a more classic style, avoiding any overly modern cliches like T-Pain auto-tune or Kanye West chipmunk vocals. Musically, Defining Boss, is also more classic in style, rooted in samplers and drum machines. There isn’t an over-abundance of synths or production trickery. Straight-up and no-frills, being produced solely by Xavier Lazerus who worked on the previous Finding Boss and Boss Is.
Watch the video interview Opening the Gray featuring Boss.