Ghais Guevara – Ghais Guevara has turned in an eclectic mix of sounds – tribalistic boombap, trap and club and drill amalgamated against sultry soul, dense wordplay and highly danceable postmodern park jams. Ghais ruminates on Philly, hip hop and the life of a Black man in America all to a soundtrack that is relentless and immersive. Ending with a powerful anthem, You Can Skip This Part, Ghais raps “I’m dancin’ for these crackers while I call these niggas ‘crackas’ and I’m dappin up the rappers that’s subservient to crackers” – a verse that embodies the layered, controlled subjectivity of Ghais ideas about the industry, and how those ideas can resonate as allegory for the real world. Very pausable, very rewindable– with Goyard Ibn Said, Ghais Guevara has entered a new tympanic realm, a rare universe, a sector of the rap stratosphere that he can claim as solely his own.