The Menagerie - Odd Beast

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UK rap supergroup The Menagerie return with their new album, 'Odd Beast'. MCs Professor Elemental and Dr Syntax complement Tom Caruana's signature brand of quirky, sample-laden hip hop with comedic, tongue-in-cheek lyrics touching on subjects such as relationship pressures ('She's Gone'), a shared disdain for team sports ('It's Only A Game') and interactions with professional peers ('Rappers Don't Want To Be Our Friends'). Guests include Al The Native (aka Jordan Stephens of Rizzle Kicks) and Sabira Jade (DJ Vadim), while DJ Nick Maxwell provides the always-on-point turntable skills.

Tracklist

01. Walking With Canes 01:30
02. Make Good Art 03:10
03. Up 02:42
04. Stampede 03:13
05. Come On (feat. Clev Cleverley) 04:08
06. Rappers Don't Want To Be Our Friend 02:49
07. She's Gone 02:49
08. One Minute Workout 01:51
09. Only A Game 03:50
10. This Much I Know (feat. Al The Native) 03:24
11. The Rain (feat. Sabira Jade) 03:09
12. Do You Like The Rainy Weather 02:25
13. All That I Am 02:27
14. Mowing Lawn (feat. Clev Cleverley & Longusto) 04:22
15. Bears 01:13

Source: Tom Caruana

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