Sour Soul: Ghostface Killah & BadBadNotGood’s Jazz Hip-Hop Masterpiece

Discover the fusion of jazz and hip-hop in the critically acclaimed album 'Sour Soul' through this in-depth video essay, analysing the production quality, guest appearances, and conceptual coherence of this unique collaboration between BadBadNotGood and Ghostface Killah.
00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Artist Background
01:47 - Fusion of Jazz & Hip Hop
05:18 - Ghostface's Lyricism
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[@Hami2x]

This album is fire but good work on the video man🔥🔥

[@Planettyrone]

Really really solid album. Loved how the two worked together on that joint. Love when rappers step out of their comfort zone and make something different like that

[@antny5849]

Yessir got it I’ll go inform the troops 🏃🏼‍♂️💨

[@jackapots]

I tried to buy this record at a shop once and some kid grabbed the last copy right in front of me! I did get it somewhere else later though!

[@ueleBassPlayer]

super interesting video! Thanks for posting

[@alchemistrpm82]

Decent album worth repeat listens. I still place that joint he did with Adrian Younge above it, though. Twelve Reasons To Die (not the Apollo Brown version, which is OK). Not only the production, but the album's concept... It just flowed a little better as a record. That said, sweet video concept. I agree, it would be nice to see more of these MC / LIve backing band combinations

[@xamccormick]

My favorite Ghostface joint is Twelve Reasons to Die. Adrian should’ve won a Grammy for that one.

[@y2washere]

Easily one of my favorite GFK albums.

[@curtdrake8088]

💯 "promo sm"