Of all his thirty some wonderful albums, Fear No Evil as mentioned before but also Worst Rapper Alive, Time Traveler, Book Number 7 and 80 Minute Eternity are arguably his best, but now we have seven more to join the list. The legacy K has built since is comparable to few. The cleverness, awareness and enlightment of Fear No Evil made for a great liberating change for the Southern artist and fortunately, he never looked back. Active in hip-hop music since the 1980s, in the album-making business since the early ’90s, K-Rino broke out on the scene strong with Stories From The Black Book (1993), his debut, and remained on external labels until 2004, when he issued The Hitt List and the vastly different Fear No Evil off his own Black Book International outfit.
Needless to say, his studio associates worked above and beyond with him, and despite the large amount of work there is in these projects, there is no lack of quality or useful content in store. K began the monumental effort in December of 2015, writing up until September of this year and recording from then until the end of October.
One of the best, most consciously progressive hip-hop lyricists of all time, Houston’s South Park Coalition founder K-Rino (pronounced Kay Reno) has accomplished, in less than a year, the huge world-record feat of writing and recording seven new studio albums, which he dropped on iTunes on November 15.
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