After a couple of months with a lower post frequency, I’m trying to catch up here on the blog. Today I start with one of the best Swedish hip hop albums I have heard in a while. It’s the band Supersci, hailing from Sundsvall, who released the record “Entropy” in April, a record that certainly deserves a place in the spotlight.

It’s a thematic album which interestingly revolves around the physical concept of entropy, a measure of the disorder of a system, and the law that states that the disorder in the universe constantly grows. They twist and turn this theme in a number of ways, witty, playful, thoughtful. The music is mainly based on electronica and is quite varying, both catchy and creative. They have rooted their sound in nordic ambiences but don’t hesitate to bring in world music in the shape of of  latino- and african rhythms, along with other influences. They are accompanied by a row of well-chosen guests and you get to hear Kristin Amparo, Cleo, 7evenThirty, Isabel Neib and Rapper kC contribute to the songs. Taste three of the songs from an impressive album.

Supersci’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

The hip hop band Supersci, hailing from Sundsvall, are coming up with their new album “Entropy” in April. Today they are tempting us with a new great single, “Dark Matter” where they get help from Kristin Amparo’s powerful soul voice. The song is produced by Broke ‘n Tipsy and as a bonus we get to hear the instrumental track as well, which is a piece of sharp electronica that can stand entirely on its own legs.

Superscis site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp