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Planet Giza achieves the ideal balance between beatmaking, flow, and quality singing, unique arrangements, very cool comments on existence, intimate relationships, the behaviour of others, on the career that is beginning, all of it coated with brilliant humour.\u00a0There is a real depth here in the creative work, there is also this swag, this flexibility of the best hip-hop\/R&B artists, there are these references to the best who preceded them. We think of the best boom bap of the 90s, with jazzy or Latin inflections, to the most recent from the West Coast such as Kendrick or Tyler, the Creator. There is this R&B approach more sought after than all the Daniel Ceasar and The Weeknd of Canadian production.\u00a0We are not surprised that artists of such quality have joined forces with Mick Jenkins (\u00a0\u201cThink Of Me\u201d\u00a0), Kaytranada (\u00a0\u201cSometimes\u201d\u00a0), Saba (\u00a0\u201cWYD\u201d\u00a0), Femdot (\u00a0\u201cNorthern Playalistic\u201d\u00a0), among other distinguished guests.\u00a0This shows the underground credibility already achieved by these artists whose long emergence will very soon be part of the past<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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