Introdiction is the first solo effort from the Stanford-le-Hope’s Scroobious Pip and is brimming with his glorious dark and moody delivery. Moving away from his collaborator Dan Le Sac’s love of Electro into an out and out hip hop sound, Pip has managed to create sense of being an outsider fighting for attention.
The Thunderous drum roll into the 2nd verse will have anyone with pent up aggression ready to roar those around them. There is not too much change in style of Pip’s delivery here, which, it being top draw for two albums we are not unhappy about.
He continues his assault on rappers that say “ho” which he began in cult classic Thou Shalt Always Kill much to TT’s delight. We pray to the music gods that Pip casts himself into the public eye as no longer can we bare the tongues up Jay-Z and Kanye’s arseholes because of their production. They have nothing to say and say it far too loudly.
Long Live Pip!
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