Manic Street Bitch – Beats Of Modern Times Yesterday | LOWHOP-Records

In the instrumental hip-hop realm, Manic Street Bitch’s album, “Beats Of Modern Times Yesterday,” masterfully blends raw beats with smooth finesse, offering a captivating auditory journey through urban landscapes. Each track, hailing from the year 2021, weaves together gritty authenticity and velvety sophistication, creating a distinctive sonic experience. Manic Street Bitch’s deliberate inclusion of intentional grit in each beat reflects the rawness of the streets and the struggles embedded in the urban landscape. “Beats Of Modern Times Yesterday” serves as a testament to the artist’s journey, deliberately embracing imperfections over polished perfection in every composition. Amid deliberate chaos, a paradoxical smoothness weaves through the tapestry of the album. Transitions between tracks, akin to silk threads, highlight Manic Street Bitch’s skillful craftsmanship, expertly balancing the harshness of the beats with an undercurrent of sophistication. The mastering, executed by “THE DARKFORCE,” adds an additional layer of depth to the album’s sonic landscape, enhancing its overall brilliance. Furthermore, the album’s visual aesthetic, curated by “Metatektur,” complements the auditory experience, creating a cohesive and immersive journey. The album invites listeners to explore layers of sound, discovering beauty in static and hiss reminiscent of hip-hop’s early vinyl days. “Beats Of Modern Times Yesterday” elevates raw elements to artistic excellence, creating a captivating musical chiaroscuro that leaves an indelible mark on the genre’s landscape. In conclusion, this album stands as a testament to Manic Street Bitch’s ability to capture beauty within chaos. The juxtaposition of rough and smooth, deliberate static inclusion, and the overall brilliance redefine instrumental hip-hop, marking “Beats Of Modern Times Yesterday” as a unique and influential addition to the genre, all within the musical tapestry of 2021, enriched by the mastering expertise of “THE DARKFORCE” and the artistic vision of “Metatektur.” (JDK)