Tracks
- 1
Black Colonialists2:40 - 2The Clock2:48
- 3Black Future Super Computer4:30
- 4Smooth As A Mutha4:10
- 5Do It Again (Featuring Youngsta CPT)2:18
- 6Jupiter's Love3:25
- 7Beautiful Melancholia5:42
- 8Friends And More3:14
- 9Yardie3:36
- 10Playing With Dolls4:23
- 11Waiting For God (Featuring Star Dust)4:23
- 12How To Rap About Africa2:59
- 13Reparations4:16
- 14Coyote4:02
- 15Brazil (Featuring Star Dust)5:10
- 16Wayward Soul (Featuring Harry)4:04
- 17Clan Of The Dragon Fist2:00
- 18Hip Hop3:55
- 19Kaneda And The Youth2:08
- 20Highschool Cool2:47
- 21If It's Not You3:50
- 22Ask Why We Shouldn't Have Money2:59
About this release
Three years later, Black Vulcanite return with a new full-length album titled Black Colonialists. Despite the fact that the underground classic Remember The Future produced no radio hit single, there hasn’t been a change of scope. The idea is still to make music that makes sense to the trio which consists of rappers Mark Mushiva, Ali That Dude and the poet Okin. The music on Black Colonialists, just like on Remember the Future, is still analog, reminiscent of 90s hip-hop, with warm basslines and soul samples. The album’s soundscape is monolithic — Black Vulcanite aren’t trying to be everything at once. “You’ll never hear none of that trap shit from us,” Ali That Dude said at a meet-and-greet with the crew in Cape Town last year. - Sabelo Mkhabela
