Dive into the underground hip hop scene with Eligh's "Enigma," a compelling album released on April 5, 2005, under the independent label Eligh Music. This 18-track masterpiece spans 57 minutes of raw, unfiltered beats and lyrics that showcase Eligh's unique perspective and storytelling prowess. From the introspective "In Dreams" to the energetic "On Your Feet (Soldier)," each track offers a glimpse into the artist's mind, making it a standout release in the genre.
"Enigma" features a blend of solo performances and collaborations, with notable contributions from Jo Wilkinson on "Life Dance" and Scarub and Murs on "Desperation." The album also benefits from the guitar work of Robert Miranda, adding a layer of depth to the production, which Eligh himself handled for most of the tracks. The album's reimagined cover, designed by Seth Grym, complements the music's gritty and introspective themes.
Fans of underground hip hop will appreciate the raw production and honest lyrics that define "Enigma." Whether you're a longtime fan of Eligh or new to his work, this album offers a compelling introduction to his artistic vision. The limited edition release, featuring a heavyweight Japanese-style hardback gatefold and serial number foiled stamping, adds a collectible touch for those who appreciate the tangible aspects of music.