The track’s title and refrain refer to clearing the mind, analyzing the situation, and staying cool-headed. Vinnie Paz’s verse adds his signature aggressive and combative energy to the track, bringing together the Philadelphia and UK underground hip-hop scenes through their shared raw style.
1. Solitary Confinement
2. For The Hate
3. This Is Where
4. Divine Right Of Kings
5. Next Level
6. Event Horizon (feat. Crooked I)
7. Axe Of Violence
8. I Know
9. Strange Deranged (feat. Reain)
10. The ‘N’ Word
11. The Art Of Raw
12. Returmination
13. Who Goes There
14. Don’t Wanna Be
15. Straight Jacket Immortals
16. Broken Window
17. Open Mic Surgery (feat. DarkStar & Ill Bill)
18. Life Support
1. Explorers Of The Minds (Intro)
2. Ground Zero
3. Straight Jacket Part I (feat. Reain)
4. The Awakening (Skit)
5. Lost
6. Multiplicity
7. Smoke Screens & Pipe Dreams
8. Unreasonable (feat. Diabolic)
9. Poison Penmanship
10. Test Of Faith
11. Stark Raving Genius
12. Attitude Problem (feat. Copywrite)
13. Straight Jacket Part II (feat. Reain)
14. Holding On
15. Shadow People (Skit)
16. Iller Instinct
17. Multiplicity (Remix)
The title “Heartless Island” refers to Great Britain. The artists metaphorically depict the country (and specifically the concrete jungle of London) as a cold, isolated, and indifferent place for ordinary people, where social inequality thrives.
The track’s lyrics are filled with grimy, cinematic storytelling about working-class life in underprivileged neighborhoods. The rappers touch upon themes of poverty, crime, and the traps of street life that are hard to escape. Much like the rest of the “Magna Carta” album, the song criticizes the government system, capitalism, and institutions of power that ignore the needs of ordinary citizens.
1. Intro
2. Godspeed
3. Contraband
4. Papercuts (feat. Black Prophet, Ray Vendetta & Tesla’s Ghost)
5. Solaris
6. God Of War
7. Temple Of My Familiar
8. The Shallow Deep (feat. Solar Black & Iron Braydz)
9. Requiem (feat. Tesla’s Ghost)
10. Lions Den 2
11. Hardboiled (feat. Skriblah Dan Gogh)
12. Dark Oleander
13. Industrial Pastures
14. Superfluidity
15. Hydrochloric Sonnets (feat. Iron Braydz & Melanin 9)
16. Tunnel Rats
17. The Acacia Tree
1. Sin City (feat. Kyza & D.Ablo)
2. Karma (feat. Karizma)
3. New Day (feat. Toplinerz)
4. 5’7 pt. 2 (feat. Tony D & Therapist)
5. Heard About Me (feat. Ali Vegas)
6. Heresy (feat. Triple Darkness & Kyza)
7. For Heavens Sake (feat. Kashmere)
8. Cold (feat. M9 & Skriblah)
9. The Soul Survives (feat. Verb T)
10. City Of Satan (feat. Manage, CLG, Big P & Nickels)
11. Here I Am (feat. Poisonous Poets)
12. Paranoid Music (feat. Mr Drastick, Stylah & Iron Braydz)
13. Speakers Corner (feat. Manage, Shameless, Lowkey, Doc Brown, Foreign Beggars & Skinnyman)
14. Not In My Name (feat. Chain Of Command)
15. Fight Klub (feat. Kyza)
16. Give It Up (feat. Mr Drastick)
17. Rise Up (feat. Manage) (Bonus)
18. Mental Prisoners (feat. Phoenix Da Icefire & M9) (Bonus)
19. What’s Your Poison? (feat. Stylah) (Bonus)
Tekneek’s “Time For Us” is a hidden gem in underground hip-hop. The lyrics are pure genius, packed with sharp imagery and deep, authentic storytelling that demands your full attention. Driven by a fierce, motivating energy, the production and flow hit like a heavyweight punch, urging you to conquer any obstacle. Criminally underrated pure hardcore poetry.
1. Back In Effect
2. Hiphop Part II
3. The Cypher (feat. Nine & C-Rayz Walz)
4. Another Part Of Me
5. Got It 2gether (feat. Matt Maddox)
6. Hallway Of Lyrics Remix
7. Represent (feat. Craig G & Logik Locksmith)
8. DJ Teeroc Intermission
9. NL Connection
10. You (feat. Creyesis, Ark-E-Tek & Dye)
11. This Way (feat. EQ)
12. Turn It Out
13. Bring It 2 Em (feat. Shawn Lov)
14. That Income
15. Gone