Here was a Hasidic Jew - dressed in a black suit with a broad-brimmed black hat worn over a yarmulke, and sporting a full, untrimmed beard - who nevertheless performed toasting raps about the glories of traditional Judaism over reggae beats in a dancehall style. You can't seem to put him in one box, which is likely to be while his live and recorded collaborations continuously hit every corner of the map. When Matisyahu emerged in 2004 with his debut album, Shake Off the Dust.Arise, his musical persona seemed to some a novelty. Fitting to the title, the Pickle seems to be the spin he throws on his own brand. His goal to do exactly what he want is always achieved. As all projects, his international flare comes in on tracks like Hola Chaverim Shalom Amigos w/ Nina Dioz, a spanish-hebrew-engish hybrid and So Many People, a song about the Holocaust he recorded in Krakow Poland while visiting with his mother. 01 Smash Lies 02 We Will Walk 03 One Day (New Album Version) 04 Escape 05 So Hi So Lo 06 I Will Be Light 07 For You 08 On Nature 09 Motivate 10 Struggla 11 Darkness Into Light 12 Thunder 13 Silence. Kosha Dillz combines his user friendly and fun persona to deal with the depression and nostalgia of tracks like Varsity Blues and Beneath the Wound. The album's cover What I do All Day and Pickle is a spin on The Velvet Underground and Nico, replacing the iconic Andy Warhol Banana with a Pickle. With features ranging from Matisyahu to Flynt Flossy of turquoise Jeep and Mickey Shiloh, Flex Mathews, Ida Hawk, and Mexican rap sensation Nina Dioz, the diversity of his effort proves to unify the distant topics. This album was the first album Kosha Dillz ever collaborated on with various producers and guest appearances.
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