Brace yourself, kiddies. Prof is back with the second installment of his Kaiser Von Powderhorn EP series. This much anticipated follow-up to his first Kaiser EP features eight of Prof's most humorous and polished tracks to date. The upbeat, light-hearted Kaiser Von Powderhorn 2 makes a perfect party soundtrack. Each track reinforces Prof’s status as the best Twin Cities MC, as he switches seamlessly between playfully pawing at and powerfully pouncing on the beat.
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In these trying times, executive producer Ant and your friends at Stophouse Music Group want to remind you that the best things in life are free. Presenting Recession Music, a critically acclaimed album featuring Prof and St. Paul Slim, the best and brightest of Midwest hip-hop. These modern day bootleggers display all that is good about Twin Cities’ hip hop on more than a dozen tasty homebrewed tracks. With input from Rhymesayer‘s Co-Founder Ant, Recession Music has become a piece of art Prof and Slim are proud to hang their fedoras on. These two up-and-coming rap superstars are further supported by the who’s-who of underground rap: Slug (Atmosphere), POS (Doomtree), Big Zach (Kanser), and Atlanta-based Yelawolf.
Like the savior in these last days, you should know Prof by now. All you sleepyheads rest easy; he's still on his "Rocket Man mission," even though dude's already miles above the game. Maybe that's why he still calls himself the "undiscovered son." (Or sun? Yeah, that's a metaphor, kiddies.) But sleep no more: The new five-song EP, Kaiser Von Powderhorn, with its limited production and availability, is bound to be a rare treasure for the rest of your days. Dope on wax. Prof is wall-to-wall here in all his glory, with clever one-liners out the ass, hyperactive and delicious vocab spills popped like collars—picture a supreme smartass with gorilla swagger and a mouth as fast as his mind. Oh my gawd. Half the time he plays with the beat like a cat on a dead mouse, batting it mockingly, going from 0 to 60 and back again in three seconds just to test the engine. - City Pages
"Project Gampo" laces the intricate story-telling lyrics of Prof over Dirty South crunk beats. Instead of sounding like an awkward mash-up, the professionalism of the two hip-hop crews helped create a unique sound that is rarely heard this far north of the Mason-Dixon Line.
The album sounds like perfect party music, with upbeat and up-tempo music and plenty of easily-remembered choruses to chant in unison. - UofM Daily