From Maryland DC, Storm The Unpredictable has been rockin the mic since many years, building a rep of an energetic lyricist, masterly skilled in the art of freestyling.Earlier singles such as 'MC’s Be Killin Me', 'Stop Lyin', 'Get Your Weight Up' and 'Y’All Know The Name' created a buzz for this biotechnologist graduate and led to a deal with one of today’s most tasteful labels, Domination Recordings.

'The Healing' is a great album. It’s not their peaking point, or at least we guess not, but it’s definitely a step forward in the career of Strange Fruit Project, following the footsteps of fellow soulquarian groups such as Little Brother, Slum Village or even The Roots.

A look at the titles of the Texas trio’s albums don’t leave too much up for your imagination. ‘From Divine’, ‘The Healing’ and now ‘A Dreamer’s Journey’ perfectly describe their almost spiritual music.

Don’t be misled by the ragga choruses caus the rest of the album is rough rhymes over fat funky beats.

So how do the two MC’s of SAS match up with a producer of that reputation? Well, they make sure the focus stays on the production, which isn’t exactly a bad thing. Phil da Agony and Krondon are not bad when it comes to rhymes and flows, but they just aren’t able to hold the listener’s attention for the whole nine nor to keep the attention away from Madlib’s production.

'Hip Hop Blues' has Tone talking about his first steps in the music biz: 'Makin tapes with my brother T La Rock'. The kid got his skillz from somewhere!

'Once there was always something to get excited about, now it's like ‘look, there's another hip-hop album out. Woopty doo’, Eso Tre said about today's mindset. After hearing this album, you'll be more excited than 'Woopty doo.' though.

Living on a dream and it just don't stop...Sunspot Jonz's creativity seems endless as he explores all kinds of musical milky ways. After releasing dozens of solo albums and guest featuring on an abundance of songs, we can call the level that he's still reaching unearhty.

Workaholic, Living Legend and Mystik Journeyman Sunspot Jonz takes us deeper into the cosmos with a space walk through his galaxy for the second time around.

The melancholic jazz vibes are all over and Supastition seems like a man that lived nine lives, so much to say… triple dope!

With 17 solid tracks running, this album is a balanced masterpiece of solid productions and top-notch lyrics that entertains, amazes and intrigues from beginning to end. What a year, what a year, and still people ask where real hip-hop is at? Stop hatin, it's right here!

Three years ago you left us dazzled, in despair, and doubtful. How could one of the most stubborn, pursuive and hungriest emcees step away from the game? After dealing with seven years of bad luck, reaching deadline after deadline, and having vented frustrations on 'Chain Letters' album, who would've figured?