Album Info
| Artist: | Cypress Hill |
| Album: | Till Death Do Us Part |
| Released: | Europe, 7 Nov 2016 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Another Body Drops | |
| A2 | Till Death Comes | |
| A3 | Latin Thugs | |
| Featuring - Tego Calderón | ||
| B1 | Ganja Bus | |
| Featuring - Damian Marley | ||
| B2 | Busted In The Hood | |
| B3 | Money | |
| B4 | Never Know | |
| C1 | Last Laugh | |
| Featuring - Prodigy, Twin | ||
| C2 | Bong Hit | |
| C3 | What's Your Number? | |
| Featuring - Tim Armstrong | ||
| C4 | Once Again | |
| D1 | Number Seven | |
| D2 | One Last Cigarette | |
| D3 | Street Wars | |
| D4 | Till Death Do Us Part | |
| D5 | Eulogy |
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Description
Cypress Hill - Till Death Do Us Part: An Evolution of Sound and Substance
Released in 2004, "Till Death Do Us Part" is the seventh studio album by American hip-hop group Cypress Hill. Known for their pioneering fusion of hip-hop with Latin and reggae influences, this album sees the group continuing to experiment with their sound, incorporating more reggae and dancehall elements into their established West Coast hip-hop style. "Till Death Do Us Part" reflects Cypress Hill's willingness to evolve musically while tackling themes of violence, social injustice, and personal struggle, maintaining the gritty realism and depth that have characterized their work.
The album opens with "Another Body Drops," a track that immediately sets a hard-hitting tone with its aggressive beats and stark lyrical imagery. The song addresses themes of violence and retribution, showcasing Cypress Hill's continued commitment to social commentary through their music.
"What's Your Number?" featuring Tim Armstrong of Rancid, stands out as one of the album's singles, blending reggae rhythms with Cypress Hill's signature hip-hop sound. The track's catchy hook and fusion of genres highlight the band's versatility and their ability to craft music that transcends traditional hip-hop boundaries.
"Latin Thugs," featuring Tego Calderon, is another highlight, emphasizing Cypress Hill's Latin roots. The song's reggaeton influences and bilingual lyrics celebrate the group's cultural heritage, adding a vibrant layer to the album's diverse sound palette.
"Till Death Comes" brings the album to a reflective close, with introspective lyrics that ponder life's impermanence and the inevitability of death. The track's somber mood and thought-provoking message underscore Cypress Hill's ability to balance hard-hitting beats with emotional depth, providing a fitting conclusion to the album.
The production of "Till Death Do Us Part," led by DJ Muggs with contributions from other producers, skillfully blends hip-hop, reggae, and Latin sounds, creating a cohesive yet varied sonic landscape. The album's innovative production values and use of eclectic musical elements showcase Cypress Hill's continued growth as artists and their willingness to push the boundaries of their genre.
"Till Death Do Us Part" is a testament to Cypress Hill's enduring relevance in the hip-hop world, demonstrating their ability to adapt and innovate while staying true to their core themes and stylistic roots. The album's exploration of new sounds, combined with its lyrical exploration of life's darker aspects, makes it a compelling addition to Cypress Hill's discography.
In conclusion, "Till Death Do Us Part" by Cypress Hill stands as a significant work that captures the group's musical evolution and their unwavering commitment to addressing complex social issues. The album's blend of hip-hop with reggae and Latin influences exemplifies the group's innovative spirit, making it a notable entry in their catalog that reflects their diversity, creativity, and the depth of their artistic vision.
