Waterfalls in Strangeland go up, filled with streams of Caribou Lou I wasn’t really in to rap or into rap cause I seen too many falls This is the temple of makin’ it look simple to ya’ll We past ya long ago, ya concentrate on rappin’ faster Them G-O-D’s and we can bless ya like we was a pastor
We been seein’ lots of cats copyin’ ya not The big swingin’ cocks of rap, r&b and rock We done strugglin’ we forced our way in and forced to weigh in We just the lost boys like we sons of Donald Sutherland Shear stroke of genius since we appeared out the penis On this fear that is fearin’ us, spear chuckers that love to bust You can hear how we kill everyone, we’re helter skelter Krizz Kaliko: “Now here is a beautiful world for you to enter This leads straight into the title track where long-term affiliate Krizz Kaliko greets Tech and indeed the listener and welcomes them to Strangeland. “Stars” is a strong start to the album as Seven’s twinkling and atmospheric track provides the perfect backdrop for Tecca Nina’s stuttering, stop-start, rapid-fire delivery to describe his voyage to Strangeland.
It is a concept album of sorts with Tech taking us on a journey through Strangeland and introducing us to his various labelmates along the way. It follows the format of its predecessors with Tech N9ne sharing microphone time with a host of guests and this time around it is his Strange Music family that step up. It’s also his second release of the year, following hot on the heels of “ All 6’s and 7’s“, and this is the fourth instalment of his ‘Collabos’ series. Despite a constantly crazy tour schedule which sees Mr Yates frequently cover the globe, “Welcome to Strangeland” is Tech’s FOURTEENTH studio album since 1999. Whether you are a fan of Aaron Yates aka Tech N9ne or not, there is no denying the man’s work ethic.
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