Альбомы исполнителя
Eye Deal
2022 · сингл
Can I Tell You Something?
2019 · альбом
Infinite
2013 · альбом
The Bill Murray (EP)
2011 · Мини-альбом
United We Fall
2008 · альбом
Water Street
2008 · альбом
Local 604
2006 · альбом
Natural Progression
2003 · альбом
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Биография
Canadian hip-hop heavyweights Sweatshop Union, one of the hardest working ensembles to ever emerge from British Columbia, have been making righteous, politically charged music for over a decade but on their newest album Infinite (summer 2013), they’re ready to really enjoy themselves. The 6-member crew took their time with this album, spending a year to gather sounds and write lyrics. It bridges the gap between conscious music and fun party jams, exploring heavy themes but it’s also built for kicking back and vibing out. The group believes that the record’s strength lies in this dichotomy. Infinite follows 2011’s Bill Murray EP, which won the Western Canadian Music Award for Hip-Hop Album of the Year. The new LP contains a range of sounds, combining old-school hip-hop with futuristic, electro headbangers, not to mention some ballads and spoken word interludes. It accomplishes the tricky task of reflecting the outfit’s individual tastes, as they inform SSU’s collective vision. The group is prolific and moves quickly but as of this moment, Infinite stands as the most eclectic record in the Sweatshop Union catalogue. Listeners will find it tricky to categorize but it’s clear the collective had a lot of fun making this music and they hope it’s contagious. After all, despite its title, Infinite reflects a group of men who know that life is short and that they need to savor all the joyful moments that making music together provides.