Still Means Something

Sankofa, the underground hip hop artist with roots in Ghanaian culture, is set to release their highly anticipated album "Still Means Something" on October 20, 2024, via Music with Dope Friends. This 13-track collection, clocking in at 41 minutes, is a powerful statement from an artist deeply connected to their heritage and the struggles of the modern world.

The album opens with "Velcro Sneakers," setting the tone for a raw and unfiltered journey through Sankofa's unique perspective. Tracks like "The Humdinger" and "99 Goggles" showcase Sankofa's lyrical prowess and ability to blend storytelling with social commentary. "Emily Plus 2" and "Dumptrucks and Hummers" delve into personal narratives, while "A Handful of Words" and "Vicoden Popsicles" offer introspective moments.

"Stacks of Loot (the Miami Vice story)" and "People Mover" highlight Sankofa's knack for creating vivid imagery and capturing the essence of urban life. The album continues with "Burn Unit," a scathing critique of societal issues, followed by "Perpetual Motion Machine," a track that encapsulates the relentless energy of Sankofa's music. "A Night at the Casba" and "Barnburner" close out the album with a bang, leaving listeners with a lasting impression of Sankofa's artistic vision.

The name Sankofa, meaning "go back and fetch it" in the Akan language of Ghana, reflects the artist's commitment to honoring their cultural heritage while addressing contemporary issues. With "Still Means Something," Sankofa delivers a compelling and thought-provoking album that is sure to resonate with fans of underground hip hop.