Ultraviolet économies par Kid Sister [CD]

Tracks:
Right Hand Hi
Life on TV
Big N Bad
Step
Let Me Bang 2009
Pro Nails
Daydreaming [Radio Edit]
Switchboard
54321
Get Fresh
You Aint Really Down
Control
Daydreaming
Right Hand Hi [Caspa Remix]
Daydreaming [Jakwob Remix]
Pro Nails [Rusko Remix]

Performer Notes:

• A highly anticipated debut that could have done without the hoopla, Kid Sisters Ultraviolet isnt the "ladies first" declaration that was hoped for, or the redefinition of party-rap that was hinted at, but its still highly recommended for party people. First off, theres the infectious single "Pro Nails" with Kanye West, plus its worthy follow-up "Get Fresh". Both are filled with slang queen rhymes and a brassy enough delivery that could earn Kid Sister diva status, but the production crew hired by executive producer A-Trak tend to be overactive knob-twiddlers and often overshadow this little-rapper-that-could. Best example, "Big N Bad" which features a sample from Yazs "Dont Go" and is produced by the cheap thriller Herve, with dancefloor prankster Sinden on the assist. Most rappers would find it impossible to overcome such a busy backing track and while Sister isnt even responsible for the songs awesome chorus ("We keep it big (Tom Hanks)/We keep it bad (MJ)") its to her credit that her quips are memorable, or in the case of "Let Me Bang 2009"s "Famous in Hyundai!," T-shirt worthy. Still, as electro meets screwed and chopped, as future disco meets Cee-Lo, its hard to resist such a smart, effervescent album even when theres are chance youll forget the main artists name. All career-launching misfires should be this fun. ~ David Jeffries

Professional Reviews: Rolling Stone (p.93) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]estaments to hip-hop/club fusion -- an old-school idea that this Kid gives the 21st-century treatment."

Spin (p.80) - "Kid Sis has gone house, crafting a debut thats high on her Chicago hometowns pulsating synthetic beats and 80s freestyle reinventions..."

XXL (Magazine) (p.116) - "The lead single, `Right Hand Hi, sets the stage: a synthy, stabby cut aimed directly at the club."

Paste (magazine) (p.66) - "Kid Sis tempers these ear-wormy club bangers with a pugilisitic delivery, which comes to the fore on playground battle raps like Get Fresh, where bouncy boasts ride a spare, blocky track."

Format: CD (1 Disc)

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 3 May, 2010

Label: Atlantic (Label)