Ghostface Killah - Sour Soul

Review by Abdalla Fahem

Sour Soul by Ghostface Killah is a collaborative album with Canadian jazz band BadBadNotGood, released in 2015. The album is a unique blend of hip-hop and jazz, with Ghostface Killah's signature flow complemented by the live instrumentation of BadBadNotGood.

The album opens with "Mono," an instrumental track that sets the tone for the entire album. The production is top-notch, with the band's live instrumentation adding a layer of depth and texture to each track. Ghostface Killah's lyrics are as sharp as ever, with his storytelling ability on full display throughout the album.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Ray Gun," which features DOOM. The track is a perfect example of the synergy between Ghostface Killah and BadBadNotGood, with the band's jazzy instrumentation providing the perfect backdrop for the two rappers to trade verses.

Another standout track is "Six Degrees," which features Danny Brown. The track is a high-energy banger that showcases both Ghostface Killah and Danny Brown's unique styles. The live instrumentation on the track is particularly impressive, with the band's horn section adding a funky, jazzy vibe to the track.

Summary by Abdalla Fahem

Sour Soul is a must-listen for fans of both hip-hop and jazz. The album is a testament to the power of collaboration, with Ghostface Killah and BadBadNotGood creating something truly special together. The album is a modern classic that will undoubtedly stand the test of time.