On November 11th, 2016, Long Lost Relative will finally be sharing Werd's first solo album "The Path" with the world. What he describes as a "melancholic melodic instrumental hip hop album" is a very personal and private insight into the emotional world of an artist who usually plays a background role in the German music scene. Produced over a span of 2 years, The Path is a musical diary in which Werd shares with us a variety of experience ranging from hopelessness and heartbreak to inner peace ...
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On November 11th, 2016, Long Lost Relative will finally be sharing Werd's first solo album "The Path" with the world. What he describes as a "melancholic melodic instrumental hip hop album" is a very personal and private insight into the emotional world of an artist who usually plays a background role in the German music scene. Produced over a span of 2 years, The Path is a musical diary in which Werd shares with us a variety of experience ranging from hopelessness and heartbreak to inner peace and overwhelming joy. The Swiss artist C-Line, who intimately shared these experiences with Werd, completed the project with a beautiful visual representation of The Path. Musically, The Path is built around a core of analog instruments; Fender Rhodes, Moog Prodigy and many eastern percussion instruments lay the foundation upon which Werd builds his songs. Explicitly avoiding the use of samples (with the exception of one song, Serpentine), Werd exposes details of The Path with each instrument he plays, his hands telling us the timeless story of struggle and redemption, separation and unity. The songs and artwork, combined with 3 music videos made by Keep Yah Joy of Audiopharmacy, give the audience a peak behind the curtain of the creative process and personal struggles of this Berlin based producer. The dark mood of the album reflects the overcast, grey atmosphere of the city Werd calls home. There is so much beauty to be seen in the darkness, and Werd is determined to share that with anyone and everyone who is open to listen. --- For Scottish rapper 'Werd' refer to artist: Werd (SOS) Although Scottish rap in the mainstream is non-existent Sons of Scotland (S.O.S) will continue to push it as far as possible, already making waves in the underground scene and appearing on national UK radio and international hip-hop stations in Germany, Norway, France and US. S.O.S. have worked with, and continue to work with new and old artists in Scotland and abroad, Creating music with some of Edinburgh's top producers and artist in the genre aswell as performing gigs at venues in the major cities. Free Mixtapes can be downloaded here: http://scottishrap.weebly.com/.
