Sad Hill

Description

In 1997, Khéops pulled off a masterstroke. “Sad Hill,” his very first solo album, showcases a generation of artists known to the underground public. Oxmo Puccino delivers on this album his finest track, “Mama Lova,” and Stomy Bugsy refines his gangster-of-love persona. But above all, we discover the true voices of rap, the ones who still haven’t signed today. Hi-Fi and Leslie, as well as X, and finally the members of IAM, who test their solo abilities. Three years later, the sound of “Sad Hill” is still intact. Khéops has abandoned his nod to westerns and Sergio Leone to release more conventional albums. “Sad Hill Impact,” his second album, makes it possible to appreciate the first installment even more. With its guests and its funky, groovy productions, “Sad Hill” managed to bridge Marseille and the Paris suburbs.