DJ Kevlar delivers his debut album with "Transitions & Transformations" nineteen tracks on Broken Complex Records. The concept is deliberately personal: career changes, divorce, the loss of close friends serve as thematic anchors that Kevlar embeds in soulful production and thoughtful lyricism. The feature list is impressive: Open Mike Eagle, Ché Noir, Abstract Rude, Eligh, ScienZe, Von Pea, and more. "Transitions & Transformations feat. Abstract Rude & ScienZe" as title track, "Felt That" with Ché Noir. Two "Half-Folk-Song" interludes (Irish and Polish) and tracks like "Weed, Wings & Beer," "Big Ups (Brothers In Heaven)," "Happiness (Remix)" show the breadth of the emotional spectrum. An album that connects conscious hip-hop, lyrical craftsmanship and soulful underground rap without falling into any single category.
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