April 17, 2023 | Tokyo, Japon | Team RJHH
The much-awaited return of the famous DJ BAKU has recently marked the music scene. After a long absence, the Japanese artist returns to the spotlight with a new compilation titled MO’ BETTER TRUTH. Since April 17, 2023, this ten-track album has been the artist’s first project in 14 years since his last collection.
For MO’ BETTER TRUTH, DJ BAKU collaborated with over 20 rappers, offering a dynamic and diverse sound. The album provides a variety of styles and beats that will appeal to all Hip-Hop fans. Among the ten featured tracks, “GET IT” is undoubtedly the most impressive, showcasing Silent Killa Joint’s rap skills. The combination of Silent Killa Joint’s lyrics and DJ BAKU’s beat is stunning. In a more classic style, “FLY DAY” with Japanese Magenese is a track that harks back to the roots of Hip-Hop. The punchy Boom Bap beat is perfect for the flow of Jaggla and 孫GONG (SonGON). The way “JUICY 2023” is also a must-have on the album. With the participation of CHAN-MIKA, the rapper from the group FNCY successfully revisited the famous Notorious BIG track “Juicy“. Among the other tracks on the album, “PLAYER” with Daichi Yamamoto and Shing02 can be mentioned. This track has already been streamed over 260,000 times on Spotify, demonstrating its popularity with fans.
Originally from Tokyo, DJ BAKU is a DJ, trackmaker, and producer recognized worldwide. Born in 1978, he began his career at the age of 16. He likes to mix different genres, not just Hip-Hop, which is his roots, but also anime songs and world music in his work. Due to his talent, he has been invited to collaborate with artists from all over the world.
In conclusion, MO’ BETTER TRUTH is an excellent album that will satisfy Hip-Hop and DJ BAKU fans. With such high-quality production and the participation of many talented artists, this album is an essential addition to any Hip-Hop music collection.
Album: MO’ BETTER TRUTH
Artist: DJ BAKU
Date release: April 17, 2023
Label: KAIKOO
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