Shad, a Kenyan-born, Canadian-raised artist of Rwandan ancestry, has delivered one of hip-hop’s best albums of the year: TSOL. Shad is a clever storyteller with a knack for witty, heartfelt lyrics with a conscious message. The album introspectively tackles issues largely ignored in hip-hop music: broken relationships, social justice, the fight against apathy, the role of women in a man’s life and hip-hop. He addresses these topics without sounding like an angry, self-righteous preacher. TSOL is a welcome addition for backpackers, hip-hop heads, and fans of conscious rappers à la vintage Common and Talib Kweli.
you can by the album on iTune.
Rose Garden
Yaa I get it
This one is not of TSOL by it's my favorite song by Shad
Brother
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