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The term genre-bending has been used time and again by reviewers.But how else to describe Sid Law because this Seattle based MC bends the shit out of them. This is his fifth CD, each one widely diverse. His previous independent release, All the Mornings of the World, was a mellow world beat joint, yet this latest brings falsetto funk, mod lounge, and dope lyricism for all the back-packer heads with G Love and Pharrell in their MP3s. This cat is a classically trained tenor, a wicked rapper, guitar prodigy, plays every instrument himself, worked with uber-producer Jack Endino, and yet we still haven't heard of him? Catch him now before he takes off across America in a van and comes home in a Prevost coach.
- Tablet Magazine
Reviewer: C. A. Rarick...
High Brow Low is not your typical rap cd. There is a certain completeness to how the lyrics melt with the original music. For those new to rap, the music will grab you, while the lyrics will pull everyone in. Everyone should take a soul walk into Sid Law's High Brow Low...
- CD Baby
Every aspect of this CD is a wonder. The lyrics, the guitar, the singing, the composition of the song are all a wonder. Sid Law is a powerhouse.
- Reviewer: Eric Jones
This band is outta sight! Dont ask me who Sid Law sounds like because this is some of the most original jams I have heard in over a decade,,in the pocket beats combined with primal bass lines and soulful guitar licks , toped with powerful yet smooth raps,,and melodic vocals,I have seen the future and the future is SID LAW!
- Scott Jones
In the age of "mash ups," Seattles Sid Law makes perfect sense. This natural-born frontman sings, raps and plays wicked guitar in styles that vary from stoner-jam band to hip-hop and he even belts out the occasional cry-in-your-beer country ballad-
Amy Mccullough - Willamette Weekly - Amy Mccullough - Willamette Weekly
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High Brow Low
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The term genre-bending has been used time and again by reviewers.But how else to describe Sid Law because this Seattle based MC bends the shit out of them. This is his fifth CD, each one widely diverse. His previous independent release, All the Mornings of the World, was a mellow world beat joint, yet this latest brings falsetto funk, mod lounge, and dope lyricism for all the back-packer heads with G Love and Pharrell in their MP3s. This cat is a classically trained tenor, a wicked rapper, guitar prodigy, plays every instrument himself, worked with uber-producer Jack Endino, and yet we still haven't heard of him? Catch him now before he takes off across America in a van and comes home in a Prevost coach.
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