Title: Excellent, original effort for Kardinal
Product review: I had bought this cd entirely based on all the buzz I had heard about Kardinal. I hadn't heard any of the tracks, but thought that I would take a chance. To say I was not disappointed is an understatement. So much of the subject matter in hip hop today is designer labels, money, and misogyny. Kardinal's positive approach is different, and his blend of West Indian, American, and Canadian influences is a refreshing change. Standout tracks on this album are Husslin (rap over a hiphop beat with a dancehall bass-line), Maxine (pure dancehall), Bakardi Slang, U R Ghetto (hilarious), and On wit tha Show. He represents the T.O. and is an exciting voice in hip hop today.
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