The long-awaited album Darkness and Different Colours has been formally digitally launched. This marks the primary posthumous album by Chino XL. Darkness and Different Colours takes listeners on a journey by hardcore, darkish lyrical themes, serving as a follow-up to God’s Carpenter.

The album opens with “Phrase of the Colour of Demise” and “Sermon in Crimson,” that includes fast-paced and darkish lyrical wordplay that intensely explores private ache, existential dread, and the wrestle for id. Chino XL showcases a fancy mix of bravado and introspection, weaving intricate metaphors and punchlines whereas addressing private struggles alongside broader societal points. This leads into “SEPIA SELFIES FROM THE LAST SUPPER,” the place he displays on his lengthy profession in rap, humorously noting that he’s taking selfies from the Final Supper.

“The Pink You Deserve” elaborates on heavy emotional weight, intertwining themes of societal neglect and private turmoil, together with a searing critique of injustice. “Saged Sleep” delves into exhaustion and emotional turmoil, expressing a deep need for escape. “Byzantium Darkness” options fast-paced storytelling about previous struggles and accomplishments.

“Blue Obsidian” digs deeper into his darkish journey, reflecting on his earlier dwelling in a cemetery. “Burn Ivy” captures his self-doubts and the perceptions others have had of him, with uncooked, aggressive expression harmonizing the burden of his previous.

“Black Room” continues the exploration of private wrestle, inventive integrity, and cultural commentary. “Lumps Sumps” mixes fast-paced flows with a harmonizing refrain, detailing the artist’s battles with private struggles and the search for authenticity. “Chardikala” (Chardi Colour) delivers a short poem that conveys messages of hope and unity.

The deluxe editions options 3 bonus tracks. In “Gray Self-discipline,” Chino XL showcases his superior wordplay, illustrating his lyrical prowess. “Gifted God’s Auburn” gives perception into his temper and previous experiences, whereas “Vanilla Sky” concludes the journey. On this monitor, he describes his voice as an effort made within the shade of gray, referencing the movie Vanilla Sky and suggesting that his ambitions, very like vanilla, are plain but profound.

Album Ranking 9/10

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