“Native Science” is the title track from the new album by Vic Monroe & Tone Spliff, bringing together lyrical Chicago hip hop and classic boom bap production with a deep appreciation for the legendary Native Tongues movement.
In this track, Vic Monroe pays tribute to the influence of A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Jungle Brothers and the Native Tongues era. Throughout his verses, Vic cleverly incorporates references to iconic Native Tongues album titles and song names, creating a lyrical treasure hunt for longtime hip hop fans.
Produced and scratched by Tone Spliff, “Native Science” combines soulful production, intricate lyricism, turntablism, and the classic Golden Era boom bap sound that continues to influence underground hip hop today.
“Native Science” is out now on all streaming platforms with limited-edition vinyl and CD physical releases also available. Guest appearances on the album by Philmore Greene and E.Smitty.
If you’re a fan of Native Tongues, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Jungle Brothers, Black Sheep, 90s hip hop, underground hip hop, boom bap, conscious hip hop, Golden Era hip hop, lyrical rap, sample-based production, and turntablism, check out “Native Science”.
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