up 068: the name, the motto, the outcome [2007]

''despite its sound, senim silla is not a muslim name, it’s ''all is mines'' backwards. and all is truly belonging to ross rowe, well…at least in the waterworld’s rap scene. despite eminem ruling the mainstream, and royce da 5’9'' ruling the underground (in terms of michigan rap), binary star was the best thing to come out of the michigan rap scene.

their deep trains of thought and intricate wordplay made them a fan favorite amongst lyrical purist rap fans. but, binary star broke up following 'masters of the universe', resulting in one be lo and senim silla going their separate ways. senim silla finally produced an album in 2007, 'the name, the motto, the outcome', and it’s much deeper than 'masters of the universe', but there’s quite a bit missing.

despite a lacking supplement of incredible punchlines, this album is still a great listen, and is an awe-inspiring change of pace from the shoot-screw-spend mentality of most rap, and sends the listener into a dimension of pontification… and the immersion is beautiful.'' - sputnikmusic.com

tracklist:

intro 01

keep it coming 02

v for vesper 03

a light to one's self 04

brothers killed malcolm 05

less than capital 06

rear window 07

wild life 08

the violence inherent in the system 09

the awakening 10

breaking the law 11

yeah 12

for the record 13

i hate him 14

one for the money 15

outro 16

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