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They've seen as much traffic as the concrete, but they have absorbed the impact of every single step. But as lifelong residents and participants, they are the best equipped to curate all the rapid changes —shitty weeks and all —then surmise how they got there. There are a handful of mantras that recur throughout the tight 30 minutes of play, and perhaps it's best to think of these phrases as the nascent ideologies of the group as they move forward. It is a lost-iPhone phone booth conversation in Harlem about striking out with girls. It is that same emcee saying he knows that a young kid will grow up to be exactly like him, but subconsciously knowing that's not possible. And although they comport themselves unapologetically as products of the city, Ratking finds its greatest strength in self-consciously appraising this identity. It's that it is not some scene-centric fad or faux Golden Age revival.

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At the end of album highlight, "Pretty Picture," Hak and Wiki chant "We some mutts thinking the we done?

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Wuki93 is a snapshot of New York City right now at this precise moment in time, and there is no way it will ever be like this again.

But it's a lament that begs certain questions. Leave a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. It is that same emcee saying he knows that a young kid will grow up to be exactly like him, but subconsciously knowing that's not possible.

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There are a handful of mantras that recur throughout the tight 30 minutes of play, and perhaps it's best to think of these phrases as the nascent ideologies of the group as they move forward. And while you ratkingg not necessarily be wrong, there is a more precise way to describe them: It is a half-Puerto Rican half-White teenager saying "nigga" and not thinking twice.

It's that it is not some scene-centric fad or faux Golden Age revival. Though announced anthemically, the line is a self-critical insecurity that receives as much obsessive-compulsive attention as the tweaked out, exasperated beat the closest reference I have for the EP's eccentric production is Animal Collective.

My favorite thing about Wiki93 might be a little pretentious or idealistic, but whatever. They may want their city back, but they have evolved right along with it. The Harlem-based four piece—producers Sporting Life and Ramon ; emcees Wiki and Hak —have amassed a collage of the day-to-day in the least livable city in the country.

But as lifelong residents and participants, they rratking the best equipped to curate all the rapid changes —shitty weeks and all —then surmise how they got there. Isn't that the ineluctable, ongoing tragedy of the city: They are like the caulking in the interstices of the sidewalk.

They've seen as much traffic as the concrete, but they have absorbed the impact of every single step.

It is a lost-iPhone phone booth conversation in Harlem about striking out with girls. It's also a line that manages to be both cocky and self-effacing, acknowledging foolishness and potential: Press Esc key to exit.

And although they comport themselves unapologetically as products of the city, Ratking finds its greatest strength in self-consciously appraising this identity. A cursory listen to Ratking's debut EP Wiki93iwki93 leave you with the impression that the new hip-hop four piece is mildly abrasive, quick lipped, and a little difficult to understand.