The King and Mr. Biscuits

AlbumNov 16 / 201011 songs, 42m 55s5%
West Coast Hip Hop

Originally known as Dre Dog, San Francisco\'s Andre Nickatina has been dropping outrageously funky and ultra-charismatic hip-hop since the early \'90s, developing a devoted cult following around the Bay while remaining shamefully unknown to the rest of the world. Regardless, he keeps putting out dope product; hardcore-yet-witty raps are his stock in trade. On *The King and Mr. Biscuits*, he connects with homie/protege Smoov-E (a.k.a. Eli), for a short but sweet ride through their crazy consciousness. It\'s clear that they don\'t take themselves too seriously, and while some of the tracks sound a little bit haphazard, there\'s something about them that just demands your attention. The lyrics vary little, focused almost entirely on partying and the beats are pretty much 100% simple keyboard jams, but they work perfectly here. Standout joints: \"Can\'t Be Faded (Remix),\" \"Coke Bottle Figure,\" \"Come for Me,\" and \"For the Green (Remix).\"