is a pretty startling release, offering a natural extension to the poignant voice found on TPaB. This collection of demos, B-sides - whatever you’d want to call them - is still a level above many full-length albums released by Kendrick Lamar’s peers, and it’s a testament to his craft that the record sounds even mildly cohesive. Most rappers would find it difficult to leave the limelight after releasing such an acclaimed record as To Pimp a Butterfly, but aside from some excellent TV performances Kendrick has laid relatively low.
Kendrick Lamar’s sparse activity in the past 12 months has been an intriguing conversion in hip-hop.
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