Bleep

We don’t appreciate Wiki enough. The former Ratking fellow has long been one of hip-hop’s premier street-rats, picking bars of scuffed-up poetry out from between his chipped teeth. He maintains the vibe on Oofie, the second LP he has released since leaving Ratking and flying solo. While some flows here evidence an artist a little longer in the tooth, and a few of the beats lean closer to the more digital sounds of his former crew Secret Circle, Oofie is still a masterly demonstration of how to make nu-skool hip-hop with old-skool sensibilities. Lil Ugly Mane, Princess Nokia and Your Old Droog are among the features.