Jesus Price Supastar is nostalgic for an era when hip-hop was focused and disciplined, but it's currently at the forefront of the craft movement, a boiled-down essence of what this music should be then, now and in the future.  Full text...

For a solo debut album on a shoestring budget and with a name-change, Sean Price's Monkey Barz was the Cinderella story of 2005. Critics championed the effort as Price became the sleeper hit of Duck Down's "triple-threat" that included Smif-N-Wessun and Buckshot. A year and a half later, Price's Jesus Price Supastar (Duck Down) finds the "brokest rapper you know" after he cashed his checks, and as he says on "Hearing Aid," lost it in a dice game. With a sharpened wit and even defter rhymes, Sean Price raises the ante, as one of premier artists in independent Hip-Hop today.   Full text...

Much like Monkey Barz, the good far outweighs the bad and Sean P delivers another great album that is somehow as gutter as it is soulful.  Full text...

Jesus Price Supastar is chock full of Justus League and Duck Down artists such as the 9th Wonder, Chaundon, Buckshot, and Khrysis. The two teams work together to give Price a somewhat gritty soulful sound, reminiscent to Ghostface Killah or an old Mobb Deep album.  Full text...