Gloomy killer collabo

In Hip Hop genre collaborations or bands are still the exception rather than the rule, most of the merger of two recognized rap sizes is therefore eagerly awaited - and often leads also chart success with it, barely reach the individual artist. The best examples are and Azad Kool Savas with "One" or Afrob and Samy Deluxe aka ASD with "Who would have thought?". Now Jonesmann and Olli Banjo realized her for years advertised album "4 Trinity is". Pessimists are ahead skeptical the discrepancy between now and then quite sülzigen RnB hooks and banjos have eyed extrovert punchlines, but probably have very few valid concerns over previous collaborations ("Life Show", "Let you burn"), all of Jones's were real hit. But the principle proved itself in everyday life?

After enjoying the opener "Heaven draws to" one is inclined to say: Even better than expected. Olli Banjo rises a powerful, Jonesmann crowns the already successful track with a bombastic gloomy hook. "Birds" uses the well-known weakness of both for unusual and experimental beats in an impressive way - in a good way on a "deviant" background music take Jonesmann and Banjo ironic and powerful critics apart. The following songs, including "The Essential" and "Galaxy" can convince itself, but at this stage of the album you want to finally get to hear the first track that is packed from start to finish with the content, substance, because after overwhelming entry flattens the work from the first time a little. But "More Tears" is precisely this thematically and linguistically impressive track that you have eagerly awaited. Olli Banjo perfected here what he has indicated on "Life Show" with "Gimme the Light" or "choose your language" already: being in rap Germany almost unique sense, deepe content to dress in goosebumps metaphors that could also fill whole volumes of poetry , Moreover Jones's meaningful vocal organ, the recreated time an atmospheric and matching Chorus. Also the following Skit is not to be underestimated. Normally a case for skipping, but at Banjo should make an exception because its unique sense of humor. "Extinguisher" is a party-heavy track with striking beat which is somewhat reminiscent of the song "Life Show". Final point of the album is the quiet, thoughtful "The End" - a relaxed beat combined with socially critical lyrics.

"4 Trinity is" is a dark, idiosyncratic album with consistently solid food and some real highlights like "Heaven draws to", "My tears" or "Columbine". Some content poorer passages are unfortunately doing, but give the positive impulses that Jonesmann and Olli Banjo the German hip hop with their collabo album, far outweigh. Two rappers who harmonize perfectly, and not to thwart each other, but combine their strengths congenial. Search Jones's hooks in the German rap scene second to none, just like Olli banjo incredible texts of the remaining scene are far ahead. Therefore, can probably put forward the thesis that there is no rap fan, the "4 Trinity is" an open mind is a chance, would describe this album as a bad buy.