Falling Tsar - Falling Tsar (2007)

01. Valley With No Name (prod. by Theory Hazit)
02. Table of Content (feat. Cas Metah)
03. Medusa (prod. by Theory Hazit)
04. Cob Webs (prod. by Theory Hazit)
05. Brotherly Love (prod. by Mattman)
06. Heart of the Song (prod. by Theory Hazit)
07. What We Are (prod. by Theory Hazit)
08. Argue Believe (feat. Mouth Warren)
09. Fools Gold (feat. Lefty Grove)
10. King For A Day (prod. by Theory Hazit)

PURCHASE

REVIEW:

If you enjoyed any music by underground Christian rap group Scribbling Idiots then it's pretty likely you will like this release. Falling Tsar is a new rap crew comprised of Theory Hazit, Sev Statik, JustMe and Wonder Brown, three of which (Theory Hazit, JustMe and Wonder Brown) are also part of Scribbling Idiots. It seems like there is quite a bit of this "joint membership" going on in underground Christian hip hop these days, but I don't really know what's up with that.

The group's unique and clever name came from JustMe's friend, Eric Place who died suffering of a disease called Fibromylagia. According to JustMe, Eric always wanted to name a band "Falling Tsar". So in Eric Place's dedication the group was named. Also all the proceeds from the sale of the album go to Eric Place's son, Mason Place to help pay for medical expenses caused by his bone condition. You can really see the heart of Falling Tsar. This is not yet another rap clique out to top the charts and become the next big thing. These are just a group of young men who have gotten together and decided to make a positive difference in a particular person's life, and who happen to rap. And if you listen to the album you'll realize they are trying to make a difference in the lives of their listeners as well.

Throughout the record you will hear tracks filled with timely truths and words of wisdom fused with Christian messages. The uniquely excellent musical production to be expected from Theory Hazit and Mattman is also included for your listening pleasure.

As I said, if you enjoy music by Scribbiling Idiots you will definitly enjoy this album. It's basically more of the same SI goodness, only this time for a great cause.

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