Lord Apex Discusses 'Smoke Sessions Vol 4' and His Creative Direction
Lord Apex has released the fourth installment of his esteemed sonic series, Smoke Sessions Vol. 4, which has made a significant impact on the soundscape.
Apex's music is influenced by US hip-hop veterans such as J Dilla, Madlib, and MF Doom, and he has created a unique UK sound infused with the sonics of American hip-hop's golden era.
From day one, Apex has been inspired by US hip-hop veterans, shaped by the influence of J Dilla, Madlib and MF Doom.
With a career spanning over 10 years, Lord Apex continues to create music that is thick with nostalgia and timeless, hitting as hard as it did ten years ago, and sitting sweetly within today's musical landscape.
His first Smoke Sessions tape caused his career to catch fire, and now, almost 10 years on, he has released his fourth – and potentially final – instalment.
- Influenced by US hip-hop veterans
- Unique UK sound infused with American hip-hop's golden era
- 10-year career with music that remains timeless
Author's summary: Lord Apex talks about his new release and creative direction.
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