Here are the latest, and may I say, dopest visuals from the Charles Workman album. The video puts this song in a new light for me. Make sure you check out the album if you have not already.
MadKem – Holy Mackerel (Video)
This is my second favorite song off the Charles Workman album and interestingly enough it is the second video dropped by MadKem. You certainly should check out the album.
MadKem – Charles Workman (2011)
Artist: MadKem
Album: Charles Workman
Source: Elementality
Tracklisting:
01 Dayz of Rot (prod. Madwreck)
02 Hawking’s Cortex (prod. Madwreck)
03 To Be In Love (prod. DJ K.O. & Madwreck)
04 Ms. Badu (prod. Darren Paul)
05 Victory (prod. Beatnick Dee)
06 Holy Mackerel (prod. Analogic)
07 Bacon (The Main Ingredient) (prod. Madwreck)
08 Frank Muller f. Jered Sanders (prod. SeeMore)
09 How We Do (prod. S. RAW)
10 Malcolm Browne (The BQE Remix) f. Skyzoo (prod. DaveNotti)
11 The Moon (prod. Madwreck)
Note:
‘These are the dayz of rot!‘, the words resonate as you begin listening to MadKem’s first album, Charles Workman. The track (Dayz Of Rot) has a tribal, yet funky feel to it. It starts of with what sounds like some tribal chant, then hit you off with some bongo drums, and then the finger snaps. The track has a feel unlike any other that I have heard in 2011. The use of vocal samples and a very organic production make this a track that you will remember. MadKem drops lyrics that put the listener on to what brought him into the rhyme game in the first place and where he is going with it. Everything about this track is exceptional. Madwreck definitely deserves props for his work behind the boards on this joint.
MadKem – Dayz Of Rot (Video)
This is the illest cut off of a very good Charles Workman album. I am glad that this is the video they are leading with before the release of the album next week. The song is just so different from a production standpoint. If you like this track, why don’t you pre-order the album? It only makes sense, right?
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