Dive into the gritty, jazzy underbelly of Chicago's underground hip hop scene with Vic Spencer's "The Ghost of Living." Released on December 23, 2016, under the Perpetual Rebel label, this 35-minute journey through boom bap beats and raw lyricism is a testament to Vic Spencer's prowess as a storyteller and emcee. Collaborating with Big Ghost Ltd, Spencer crafts an album that's as introspective as it is hard-hitting, with tracks like "Introspection" and "Legitimate Ignorance" delving into personal and societal issues with unflinching honesty.
"The Ghost of Living" is not just an album; it's a snapshot of Vic Spencer's artistic evolution, showcasing his ability to blend jazz-infused beats with poignant, often humorous, narratives. The featured collaboration with D. Brash on "Hennessy & Ginger" adds a dynamic layer to the album, while tracks like "Daily Bread, Pt. 3" and "M.A.D.E. (Making a Difference Everyday)" highlight Spencer's commitment to his craft and community. The album's limited edition premium white vinyl release, presented in a black record-style inner wallet, is a collector's item that encapsulates the essence of underground hip hop culture.
From the haunting melodies of "Suede Peach Couch" to the defiant energy of "Defiant Smokers," Vic Spencer's "The Ghost of Living" is a must-experience for fans of underground hip hop. Whether you're a longtime follower of Vic Spencer's work or a newcomer to his discography, this album offers a raw, unfiltered look into the mind of one of Chicago's most compelling voices in hip hop.
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