Free Download: Cor Stidak – Past The Sun And Moon (2011)

Free Download: Cor Stidak – Past The Sun And Moon (2011)

For ‘Past The Sun And Moon’ Cor Stidak hooked up with producers from all over the world, ranging from Beat Machine Aron (Iceland) to Rendition (Netherlands) and from Handbook (UK) to Melodiesinfonie (Switzerland). An expression of mind, soul and self-universe and a manifestation of self reflection and environment. It is called hip hop, rap or whatever little box we use to comfortably or uncomfortably fit the un-understood. Cor Stidak makes music that begins as a thought and becomes something

The Find writer Niels (a.k.a. Lee Spacey) suggested this fairly new album by Cor Stidak, an emcee from the United States. For ‘Past The Sun And Moon’ he hooked up with producers from all over the world, ranging from Beat Machine Aron (Iceland) to Rendition (Netherlands) and from Handbook (UK) to Melodiesinfonie (Switzerland).

An expression of mind, soul and self-universe and a manifestation of self reflection and environment. It is called hip hop, rap or whatever little box we use to comfortably or uncomfortably fit the un-understood. Cor Stidak makes music that begins as a thought and becomes something… Beautiful? Ugly? Hard? Insightful? Or inciting, profound, profane, raw or sublime?

Yes, possibly all of the above. Or maybe none of the above. Better yet: It’s just music. So turn it up and feel it.

1. Master The Art [prod. by Yahn Looke Picard] 2. Slippin’ My Mind [prod. by Beat Machine Aron] 3. Durty Bomb [prod. by King Boom] 4. Nothing To Seek [prod. by Keor Meteor] 5. With Love From Us Nasty Kidz [prod. by Anomeric] 6. Pure Love [prod. by Rendition Beats] 7. Gray Dayzz [prod. by Arthritis] 8. The Beautiful Cruelty [prod. by Melodiesinfonie] 9. Midnight Blue [prod. by Pepil Pew] 10. Derelict Mind Whip [prod. by Handbook]

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Just an ordinary guy always on the hunt for extraordinary music. Not just as the founder of The Find Magazine & Rucksack Records, but also as a freelance music journalist (bylines at Tracklib, Bandcamp, Wax Poetics, DIG Mag, among others) and—above all—out of love for all kinds of good music.