Vic Spencer, a seasoned voice in the underground hip hop scene, delivers a raw and unfiltered experience with his latest album, "Still Here." Released on April 15, 2022, under the independent labels Old Fart Luggage and Supa Sounds LLC, this 39-minute journey is a testament to Vic's enduring presence and relevance in the boom bap genre.
"Still Here" is a collection of 12 tracks that showcase Vic Spencer's lyrical prowess and his ability to craft compelling narratives over gritty, sample-based beats. From the introspective "Isolation x Separation" to the triumphant "Still Here," each track offers a glimpse into Vic's world, filled with humor, social commentary, and personal reflections.
The album opens with "Isolation x Separation," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its introspective lyrics and hard-hitting beat. "Creamated" follows, with Vic flexing his lyrical skills over a haunting sample. The album's standout track, "Laugh At You," is a humorous yet insightful look at human nature, while "Pirate Gold" showcases Vic's storytelling abilities.
"Death Pits" is a hard-hitting track that tackles social issues, while "Contemporary Section" is a smooth, jazzy interlude that offers a brief respite from the album's heavier themes. "Ridiculous" is a playful track that showcases Vic's sense of humor, while "Head Nod Theory" is a nod to the boom bap roots of the genre.
The album's second half kicks off with "Freezer Burn," a track that features Vic's signature flow over a chilling beat. "Smooth with a V" is a smooth, soulful track that showcases Vic's versatility, while "Indica Pizza To Go" is a humorous yet insightful look at the stoner lifestyle.
"Still Here" closes with the title track, a triumphant anthem that celebrates Vic's enduring presence in the underground hip hop scene. With its powerful lyrics and hard-hitting beat, "Still Here" is a fitting conclusion to an album that is sure to resonate with fans of underground hip hop and boom bap.
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