Rahiem Supreme from Washington D.C. ranks among the most idiosyncratic voices in the current East Coast underground – an MC whose dense, reference-saturated style oscillates between street observation and absurdist humor. "Stressamy Street" (a wordplay on Sesame Street flipping childhood nostalgia into daily pressure) is the visual for the upcoming album "Flying Guillotine," produced entirely by The Architect. Shot and edited in Japan by Andunny – a detail lending the track an additional visual layer: D.C. underground rap against Japanese backdrops. The album title references the legendary kung-fu weapon from the Shaw Brothers classic of the same name – a reference world that's been underground tradition since Wu-Tang.
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