Recently she was caught in a YouTube video taking down a racist on the New York subway and throwing soup on him. Everything is Beautiful and Everything Sucks is such a perfectly real, hilarious, frivolous and strangely profound life observation and in turn, two wonderfully impressive albums that can be described as perfectly real, hilarious, frivolous and profound, and in certain cases profoundly heartbreaking, by this immensely talented and still growing artist.Princess Nokia is one of those rappers who you hear a whole hell of a lot about even though their isn't that much music coming from them. They are dissecting the human condition, which is what most artists hope to achieve, but does it on such a visceral level, never too on the nose, that their perspective is crystal clear.

What Princess Nokia has done with Everything Is Beautiful and Everything Sucks is pretty monumental. People donвЂ™t seem to have the attention span to soak up much more than just singles anymore. ItвЂ™s uncommon for any artist to release what is essentially a double concept album in this day and age. Working in these disparate styles, they make them each uniquely their own. Princess Nokia shows off how actually impressive a talent she is. While songs like вЂњCrazy HouseвЂќ and вЂњWelcome To The CircusвЂќ from Everything Sucks are sinister bursts of horror core that similarity would be amazing tracks from any artist. Tracks like вЂњGeminiвЂ™ and вЂњSugar Honey Iced Tea (S.H.I.T)вЂќ off of Everything Is Beautiful are pop perfection with perfect performances and production that any artist would love to have as a single released in 2020. Dark trap-y beats and raw sputter from Nokia lashing out at anything and everything in her sights. On the flip side of the coin, Everything Sucks kicks off with вЂњHarley QuinnвЂќ, which is one giant, exposed nerve. The dichotomy is while the whole endeavour does seem bubbly, they do not shy away from actually speaking on real and upsetting issues such as police brutality and physical abuse. The opening track, вЂњGreen Eggs & HamвЂќ, kicks off with with itвЂ™s Motown-y style backing, all bopping bass and hand claps and NokiaвЂ™s flow just floating over everything. Starting off with Everything Is Beautiful with itвЂ™s very 90s style production. The highs hit higher and the lows lower because we are allowed to witness each side of these.

Each release serves to prop the other one up. Everything is Beautiful has an effervescence and openness to it while Everything Sucks is claustrophobic and angular. They are literally two sides of the story, not only in content but in all aspects musically and the production and even how Nokia performs on each record. One of the engaging things about these two albums is how much that they actually compliment each other. While the proceedings may not be everyoneвЂ™s cup of tea, there is no doubt that Princess Nokia is so good at what they do and listeners, whether they are newly anointed or hardcore fans should find themselves interested in easing into the world they allow to show us. ThereвЂ™s a refreshing, donвЂ™t give a fuck, genre hopping, do what IвЂ™m gonna do and say what IвЂ™m going to say perspective that is missing from so much music in general these days. Nokia fills this space that has been left open by such artists as M.I.A and OFWGKTA, not necessarily because of the type of music they create but the attitude that forms the foundation of what they do. The New York City based hip hop artist/actor/activist/radio host, all around renaissance person, has been shaking things up in all these arenas since 2017 and now we are treated to a couple surprise releases. Everything is Beautiful and Everything Sucks is not only a life motto for any observant person living in the world but also the names of the two (!!!) albums that were dropped today by the enigmatic Princess Nokia.

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