With a hazy introductory track, named for Superman’s killer, Zay ushers his listeners into a 16-track rumination on the apocalypse. “Whatever gon’ keep my kids safe, my kids full, I’m with it” THIB’s tracklist, including features and production credits. So enters Isaiah Rashad and his third album. Rashad even came close to joining them, slipping into financial destitution as well as rehab, and I shattered those glasses last week at my first concert in a year and a half, a hiatus prompted by this spooky thing called Covid-19.Īnd despite the fact that I rarely see any smoke when I step outside, it certainly feels like everything, everywhere has been set ablaze. Mac Miller, alongside what felt like every other exciting young musician, passed away. There would be “No more projects every two years” from Rashad, a promise he technically kept, given that The House is Burning took all of four years and ten months to release.īut, as we know, the interim period between Sun’s Tirade and THIB has been nothing if not tumultuous.
The Sun’s Tirade, to this day my favorite album, promised new beginnings for the Chattanooga rapper. I had a brand new pair of glasses, Mac Miller was in love, and Isaiah Rashad was getting clean.
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