Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EP's

Dive into the raw and unfiltered world of Atmosphere with "Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EP's," a compelling collection that marks the duo's debut as a force to be reckoned with in the underground hip hop scene. Released on February 1, 2001, via Rhymesayers, this album is a powerful blend of alternative and underground hip hop, spanning a total of 15 tracks and clocking in at just under an hour and ten minutes.

Atmosphere, comprised of Slug and Ant, delivers a gritty and introspective journey through the streets, with Slug's vivid storytelling and Ant's signature jazzy, boom-bap beats. The album compiles three EPs from 1998 and 1999, offering a retrospective of the duo's early work and setting the stage for their future success.

"Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EP's" kicks off with "Between The Lines," a track that immediately sets the tone for the raw and honest lyrics that follow. Standout tracks like "Guns and Cigarettes," "Don't Ever Fucking Question That," and "The Woman with the Tattooed Hands" showcase Atmosphere's unique style and lyrical prowess. The album also includes fan favorites like "Like Today" and "Tears For The Sheep," which highlight the duo's ability to blend personal narratives with universal themes.

This album is a testament to Atmosphere's early creativity and their impact on the hip hop genre. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Atmosphere's music, "Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EP's" is an essential addition to any hip hop collection. The album's raw energy and authentic storytelling make it a timeless classic that continues to resonate with fans today.