"Kojaque - Phantom Of The Afters" Vinyl LP: A Poignant Irish Rap Odyssey
Discover Kojaque's Introspective Rap Masterpiece
"Phantom Of The Afters," the third album from critically acclaimed Irish rapper Kojaque, is available on vinyl, offering a deep and introspective journey into his unique artistry. This significant release from Soft Boy Records, Kojaque's own label, can be found in both black and deluxe dandelion yellow mustard LP formats at IrelandVinyl.com.
Album Insights - A Tapestry of Emotional Depth
This album follows Kojaque's celebrated projects "Deli Daydreams" and "Town's Dead," which not only garnered him two Choice Music Prize nominations but also acclaim from major radio stations and the opportunity to support artists like Loyle Carner and Lana Del Rey. "Phantom Of The Afters" continues to push boundaries, featuring collaborations with artists like Biig Piig, Wiki, Charlotte Dos Santos, and Gotts Street Park.
Themes and Storytelling - A Journey Beyond Music
Kojaque delves into themes of childhood trauma, depression, grief, love, and the immigrant experience. The album weaves the story of Jackie Dandelion, exploring deep questions about identity, homesickness, and cultural stereotypes, ultimately leading to a profound reconciliation of self. This narrative scope, combined with the emotional depth of the lyrics, creates a cinematic experience in music form.
Artwork and Presentation - A Bold Statement
The album's iconic artwork challenges and subverts historical caricatures of the Irish, drawing inspiration from 19th and 20th-century Punch Magazine cartoons. This bold visual representation mirrors the album's themes, showcasing Kojaque's willingness to confront and dismantle distorted perceptions.
A Must-Have for Fans of Innovative Rap
"Phantom Of The Afters" is more than an album; it's an intimate, cinematic universe that expands the scope of Irish rap and hip-hop. For enthusiasts of the genre and collectors of vinyl, this LP is a must-have. Visit IrelandVinyl.com to secure your copy. Experience the depth, vulnerability, and artistry of Kojaque's "Phantom Of The Afters," a poignant narrative woven through the medium of rap.