MAN PLAYS THE HORN

"Man Plays the Horn" stands as a remarkable testament to Cities Aviv's artistry, serving not only as the pinnacle of his career but also as a narrative that will echo into the future. Rooted in a deep sense of connection and community, this project draws inspiration from the likes of Miles Davis, embodying a fusion of Tennessee Hip Hop, Abstract Hip Hop, Jazz Rap, and more. With its 26 tracks spanning 82 minutes, the album immerses listeners in a surreal journey, each song a testament to Cities Aviv's incisive interpretation, charisma, and writing prowess. Through its intricate instrumentals and evocative narratives, "Man Plays the Horn" captivates with its blend of euphoria and conscious reflection. From the irresistible brass samples of "Black Pleasure" to the cinematic narrative of "Tragedy Theatre" and the introspective depth of "Ways of the World," the album showcases Cities Aviv's mastery of his craft. Despite its generous length, the album remains a testament to creative fulfillment, though occasionally bordering on excess. Nevertheless, tracks like "Romance" and "Subterranean Staircase" resonate with beauty, cementing "Man Plays the Horn" as a singular achievement of musical modernity.

CITIES AVIV - MAN PLAYS THE HORN

RATING - 9.1/10

FAVORITE TRACKS - SMOKING ON A BRIGHTER DAY, ROMANCE

GENRE - Experimental, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Ambience