People are often surprised when I tell them I like hip hop (the pink JCrew shirts, my love of Foreign Affairs, and obsession appreciation of good interior decorating probably go a long way explaining the surprise), but I’m a big fan of good music anywhere. Mr. SOS’s debut album, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, was released early this month and it’s really worth a listen. Conceptually (a dystopian future where war and corporate greed control), the album is reminiscent of the seminal Deltron 3030, but SOS sets up his own distinctive sound.
These are some tight beats, smooth transitions, a very solid and smart rhythm, and great rhymes. So, even if hip hop isn’t your thing* I do recommend you taking a couple of minutes and listening the song.
*Don’t worry, I’ll soon be back to singing the praises of the Little Mermaid Soundtrack and Ashley Tisdale’s rendition of ‘Kiss the Girl’ tomorrow (full story of how I discovered that gem of a song can be found here )









Comments (3):
The beat has a really industrial feel.
And The Little Mermaid and interior decorating are both totally consistent with hip hop. I have to believe this.
Funny story… Maxie, Lex and I regaled an Irish bar with “Part of Your World” this weekend. Loudly.
fB I believe that they’re all different avenues for our souls to express the same thing: Complete and Total Awesomeness.
LiLu You see, that’s why we’re soon-to-be bffs. While I’m sure B is a great singer, I can totally pull a good Sebastian accent for “Kiss the Girl”. And I’m going to go ahead and guess that “Irish bar” = fado (aka my former home away from home)?