"This is not a game that is Beatle Field you son of a bitch". What have been looking forward to Bushido's new works, people. According sounded from the Ersguterjunge camp, you'll find in the future back to the roots and to the old Bushido LPs as "Carlo Cokxxx whores" or "from the curb to the Skyline", focusing to create similar. In the end it was Pustekuchen, there probably did not seem so keen on the idea Bushido itself. Chakuza is also not unknown more. Long he is known to the schoolyards and his music gillt now as very popular. At the end of "intros", which initiates Chakuzas album, but you can see these old, then Bushido typical scratches and a little sentiment comes up again. From also wonderful sound Chakuza is accompanied on "Thank God". A little representierend while seriously spewing Chakuza bar for bar. In large Wotwitz and, today in rap almost characteristic ambiguity is fully dispensed. Much more is the value of the plate in the melodies that wrap around the rhymes. Be it in the electronic and energetic "your children" with Bushido, the wild "Hollywood frost", the rocking and barbaric "Killamusic" and "eyes on, damper closed", the intesiven and hateful "Should all go down", which incidentally also lyrical incredibly teifgründig is, or was it the Beat highlight "a fucking song". Typical Battle / Non-themes tracks, as "City Cobra" with RAF, "What do you think?" with the Mannheim Sprachtot, "Day of Thunder", or "Where are they now?" leaving foglen without great impression. "This one" is more a love song, "Over the Top" is again amtosphärisch, tremendous sound and is more serious than humorous. With "Salem" still follows a beautiful beat, singing while popping a synth in the background. Here you get offered and poetry is about the perhaps most common rap theme: rallying calls to people from the lower class and lost souls in the Ghetto Jungle in search of hope that should they find in Chakuzas texts. Amplifies it goes in this track also the rap opponents in Germany and the people who try the panels - including the ban from the EGJ-camp.
Conclusion: Chakuza raps solid and can be quite the best Ersguterjunge released since the founding nennnen his own. Produced Partly wonderful, this record convinces almost continuously. Only the Battle tracks act unfortunately somewhat dull.
