I’ve now had the pleasure of seeing The Joe rap live twice. He keeps getting better.
He’s exciting, he’s energetic, he’s wild, he’s got some of the most thoughtful, poignant and hilarious lyrics you’ll hear. I won’t go into too much detail, because I could be here all day, but I meant it when I earlier said that The Joe, and the Old Ugly Recording Co.’s other rappers, mixed in with our city’s poet laureate, Cadence Weapon, showcase Edmonton as a talent pool of hip-hop.
And I say that not even being a regular listener of the genre.
