Dive into the eclectic world of Black Milk with "Synth Or Soul," a captivating instrumental journey released on April 20, 2013, exclusively on vinyl to celebrate Record Store Day. This 12-track EP, clocking in at just over 22 minutes, is a testament to Black Milk's versatility and innovation in the realms of alternative and underground hip hop. The album, released under Fat Beats Records, showcases Black Milk's prowess in blending electronic elements with soulful beats, creating a unique sonic landscape that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
"Synth Or Soul" opens with the gritty "Computer Ugly Ugly" and takes listeners through a diverse range of tracks, from the atmospheric "When The Sky Falls" to the upbeat "80's TV Show." Each song is a masterclass in beat-making, highlighting Black Milk's ability to weave together different styles and influences. The EP features standout tracks like "Higgs Boson," which nods to electronic music, and "Piano Moog," which showcases Black Milk's knack for creating soulful, piano-driven beats. The album concludes with "Drunk Tweets," leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Black Milk's artistic range.
This EP is a must-listen for fans of instrumental hip hop and those who appreciate innovative beat-making. "Synth Or Soul" is a perfect addition to any music collection, offering a fresh perspective on the genre and a glimpse into Black Milk's creative process. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Black Milk's work, this EP is sure to impress with its unique sound and artistic vision.
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