German Hip Hop 147 Items

Nachpressung von 2021.

One red and one black record.
Back cover is signed.

Still shrink wrapped but opened.
Records have some hairlines but are still shiny and close to VG+

Sealed copy.
Cover corners slightly dented.

Vinyl is close to NM. Cover has a staon, besides that NM. Limited edition.

CD box with 2x CD, buttons, stickers and poster. tiny wear

Cover with a beginning seam split at the upper edge.
Records with just a few paper scuffs.
Includes original inner sleeves.

Limited edition numbered copy. Still in shrink but opened.

A download code is included.

raps: slize, johannes onetake & philo philta produktion: johannes onetake (A 1, A 3, B 1, B 3), philo philta ( A 2, A 4, B 2, B 4) cuts: philo philta mixed / mastered by SterilOne @ Staub Audio Engeneering, artwork: clemens geiger photo: thomas listl

Die Gleichung der neuen EP von C-Ras und Chrizzal ist einfach. Einer produced, 2 Rappen und viel Bock auf Sound! Rap, der sich nicht zu Ernst nimmt aber die Coolness natürlich im Subkontext mitschwingt.

All Beats by C-Ras All Lyrics by Chrizzal except the feature Parts Additional Lyrics on C² and Tausendsassa by C-Ras Additional Lyrics on Goldene Stadt by dichter. Cuts on Hubert by DJ Reload One

All Chrizzal Parts Recorded by Joachim Weber - jmweber Audio

Mastered by SterilOne @ Staub Audio Engineering

Cover Illustration by Elisabeth Zielinski Design by Buonogelato Design

C² = 2 Künstler + Boombap + Rap + Reggae + Dub

Maura & Fred Red: one of those absolutely romantic producer and MC connections, making you feel the bond far beyond e-mail conversations like „just sent you a new folder of beats“!

Branding the artists simply as „bedroomproducer“ and rapper appears already after the first track on „Grimus“ almost blasphemous, because what those two deliver is way too big to be pigeonholed.

Hard-hitting breaks, subtle grooves led by jazz brushes, funky synthesizer solos, meet one of the most charismatic front women our young German hiphop-scene has to offer. Maura moves playfully in her universe between soulful head voices and heavy rapflows which put everybody considering themself as being able to compete in their place. Punctiliously and lovingly arranged, stylishly orchestrated and, at the same time, uncompromisingly edgy that there is – with all humbleness – nothing left but to speak out the Madlib/Erykah reference out loud.

Ten years ago, we would not have dreamt of such exquisit demos falling into our laps. Fred Red and Maura deliver with “Grimus“ a long overdue souljazz LP being a perfect match for Sichtexot.

What have they done?