Snor Kaos & Illastrate "Kings of Vice 2" (Album Stream)

Kings of Vice Volume 2 is the follow up from Atlanta emcee Señor Kaos and producer Illastrate. A barrage of raw beats and bars: no added fillers or preservatives! Released on Ultra Beast United / Working Class Music, Kings of Vice Volume 2 is digital-only... for now. Kings of Vice was released in 2020 and was a really solid project, so while I haven't tapped into Volume 2 YET, I'm sharing it with full knowledge that it's gonna be a solid album too. Let's dig into the LP together, stream it below...

Senor Kaos & Illastrate "Kings of Vice" (Album Stream)

Señor Kaos and Illastrate are "Kings of Vice" - an Emcee / Producer combo who create in the underworld of Atlanta, Georgia. In a time where our quality of life is literally ripping at the seams, two kings unite to hold things together. Masters at their habits, fighting the good fight for creatives using drums and spoken word as their weapons. Everybody's got vices, making music is theirs. You can't be a King until your master your vices! With features by 4-IZE, Headkrack, Boog Brown, Notorious Grizzz, Joe D, Flux Da Wondabat, A.O.S., & Sean Emcee, Kings of Vice is a sonically soulful journey with incredible wordplay at every twist and turn. Props to the good homies Senor Kaos and Illastrate, two very talented brothers. Dig into their dope offering, Kings of Vice, below... 

Aarophat & Illastrate as Black Noise, The LP (2009)

"Both Aarophat and Illastrate decided to merge as a group to generate a remedy for the lack of quality in Hip-Hop music. After listening to the album, it's hard to imagine that they actually met 14 hours before recording a single note. Aaro bonds his intense, intricate rhymes to Illa's nostalgic, boom-bap soulscape. The album consists of rugged instrumentals, along with aggressive percussion and heavy bass that allows Aaro to strategically map out his lyrical takeover while pulling listeners in. Using his insightful lyrics and an effortless flow, Aarophat gracefully walks the tightropes while Illastrate's production is gritty, yet friendly and inviting. The chemistry between the two is undeniable and the world will soon agree." You can and should stream it below. Instrumentals, too.