The Crook - Surveillance Is Not Invisible

Review by Annalisa Morgan

Crook's latest album, Surveillance Is Not Invisible, is a powerful and thought-provoking release that showcases the artist's talent for crafting hard-hitting, socially conscious hip-hop. From the opening track, "Eyes Everywhere," Crook sets the tone for the album with his fierce delivery and incisive lyrics.

Throughout the album, Crook tackles a range of pressing issues, from police brutality to government surveillance to the erosion of privacy in the digital age. His rhymes are sharp and insightful, and he doesn't shy away from taking a stand on controversial topics.

Musically, Surveillance Is Not Invisible is a diverse and dynamic collection of tracks that draws on a range of influences, from classic boom-bap beats to more experimental, electronic production. The album features guest appearances from a number of talented artists, including Zion I, Vursatyl, and Opio, who all bring their own unique flavor to the project.

Summary by Annalisa Morgan

Surveillance Is Not Invisible is a bold and powerful release from Crook that showcases his skill as both a rapper and a social commentator. With its timely themes and potent lyrics, this is an album that demands to be heard.