Soul Kid Klik "Invisible Army" (2001)

Soul Kid Klik are a New York-based crew that was formed by producer/rapper/Jazz musician G-Clef Da Mad Komposa in the mid 90's and were Wu-Tang affiliated at one point. The crew - also consisting of Blakspik, Goodfella Mike G, Storm Da Ghetto Mustant, DJ Spinbad and Infamous Mr. Savage - hailed from different boroughs of NY and delivered some impressive tracks that were championed in the underground in 2001. Their album, Invisible Army, was released on CD through Hip-Hop Enterprise, but since the music was championed mostly by vinyl heads, their reissue of the album on vinyl will appeal to their niche audience. You've probably heard "Mortal Combat" and "Desperate Times" on mixtapes, now hear the full LP below and click through to cop the vinyl LP.

Soul Kid Klik "Mortal Combat" (12", 1997)

Back with some more heat from the underground in 1996; Soul Kid Klik’s “Mortal Combat” 12” on Roach Music. Soul Kid Klik were a New York-based crew that was formed by producer/MC G-Clef da Mad Komposa in the mid-90s and were at one-time affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan. Reppin’ different boroughs of New York City, the Soul Kid Klik consisted of G-Clef, Blakspik, Goodfella Mike G, Storm Da Ghetto Mutant, DJ Spinbad and Infamous Mr. Savage. While “Mortal Combat” was the first single, it was followed by a couple more 12” releases and finally a debut album in 2001, “Invisible Army” on Hip-Hop Enterprise. In addition, there were several solo releases during the same timespan, however I haven’t heard the bulk of them to suggest what to check out. Update: If you’re curious to hear “Invisible Army,” you can check it out HERE as it’s recently been uploaded to Bandcamp. Vinyl is now available too. Peep "Mortal Combat" and Da Mad Scientist remix below...