2016s Atrocity Exhibition was an unexpectedmasterpiece that cemented s unique place in the world of underground hip-hop. Named after a tune and featuring production by the likes of , Black Milk, and Evian Christ and guest features by the like of and , it set the stage for what was yet to come. uknowhatimsayin is Browns second album for left-field torchbearers Warp Records, and was executive produced by Q-Tip of . The record is less manic overall but maintains his wide-eyed, humorous flow - Brown himself refers to the record as his stand-up comedy album. Brown has taken the opportunity to book plenty of uber-relevant guests such as , , , and , who add much to his expert production and clear execution. The disc begins with the eerie guitar tremolo and low-slung bass of "Change Up", Brown backed by a spectral chorus of murmuring voices. Dirty Laundry is neat sub-bass and sardonic flow, jittery keyboard blips and up-front drums, Best Life is built on a dusty soul sample, Shine is built on an atmospheric din leading to industrial drums and an appearance from . This record is packaged in a high-gloss sleeve with a sturdy printed inner and obi. Also includes a really nice sticker sheet - it's simple, but definitely one of our favorite bonuses in recent memory. Recommended.
- black vinyl pressing
- includesobi strip, printed inner sleeve 12" sticker sheet
- music label: Warp Records 2019
