UllNevaNo, short for “You’ll Never Know,” brings Kenn Starr from the Low Budget camp onto a record produced by Norfolk’s Illien Rosewell. Over a familiar Roy Ayers sample, both MCs trade verses about what it actually feels like to keep chasing hip-hop dreams while carrying family, marriage and a nine-to-five at the same time. That’s exactly why “Sunshine” isn’t a simple feel-good record. It uses the image against itself: even when the sun is shining, darkness remains part of the picture. In a moment where a large portion of modern boom bap retreats into drumless loops and stock street rhetoric, “Sunshine” continues a different lineage the soulful, adult rap song where responsibility and perseverance sit on equal terms.
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