from the upcoming Gensu Dean & Denmark Vessey album “Whole Food” coming July 29th. Premiered on NPR Music “Songs We Love” June 21, 2016: http://www.npr.org/2016/06/21/482789284/songs-we-love-gensu-dean-denmark-vessey-black-love

iTunes: Whole Food – Gensu Dean & Denmark Vessey

These days everything you consume has to be checked – a vibrant outside can hide a genetically modified Frankenstein interior. Finding that 100% organically grown with no artificial rhymes can be difficult. This album is for those looking for something less calculated. Powerful production runs the range from soulful, funk filled, and hard knocking to cool, laid back easy nodders. The rhymes are spiritually aware, and at the same time far from politically correct – so from the occasional judo chop to the need for sexy, dirty slutty money – Denmark explores life from both the perspective of a man who grew up on minimum wage and butter sandwiches and who’s read all your good books. Lyrics don’t sugar coat anything – instead opting to look reality square in the eye: “The fleek shall inherit the Earth and the meek shall be buried in dirt – ain’t nothing sweet.” Denmark delivers existential truths while still throwing in a “where the hoes at?” A street savvy album that explores Black love, brutality, capitalism’s grip on our daily thoughts, and the connection it all has to our ancestors. Lose your illusions and strip things down without losing any of the character. Gensu Dean has produced for David Banner, Large Professor, Roc Marciano, and more, while Denmark Vessey has had his praises sung by the likes of Earl Sweatshirt.

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