Fuzzworthy: A La $ole
I was a stereotypical suburban white teenager. My jeans were low and I was heavy into hip-hop, albeit largely the alternative and underground. One of my favorite groups growing up was Hieroglyphics, comprised of Del, the Souls of Mischief, Pep Love, Casual, and a few others. Back when 50 Cent’s ‘Candy Shop’ was number one on the American Top 40, I was deep into the intellectual sub-culture of space rap, trip hop, and anything that strayed from the cultural norm of binge drinking and dancefloor intercourse. Unfortunately, a couple weeks back I missed the opportunity to see Souls of Mischief play their epic ’93 to Infinity album; I hadn’t even heard of the show until I was already at work that same evening, but I’ve had the underground on my mind ever since.
Admittedly, I don’t know much about A La $ole other than the fact that he’s part of a group called ‘Pro Era’, headlined by Brooklyn’s own Joey Badass. But if his latest air jordan 1 retro low og sp varsity red hv6157 100 single is any indication of his solo work to come, everyone is going to take notice very soon. The underground hip-hop movement is gaining ground once more, and I haven’t heard anything this good since.. well.. Hiero.
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