Music for the Soul
Get ready to vibe with Hassan Bfly’s debut EP, a throwback to the golden era of 90s hip-hop infused with powerful doses of Intellectual Righteousness. This isn’t just music; it’s a lyrical journey that dives deep into the philosophy of existence, purpose, and self-discovery, all laid over raw beats that capture the essence of old-school hip-hop. Each track is crafted to make you think and feel, blending rhythm and reason with a style that’s both nostalgic and fresh.
Hassan’s verses drop jewels of wisdom, challenging mainstream narratives and inviting you to explore life’s bigger questions. Perfect for anyone who craves substance alongside rhythm, this EP is your go-to for real hip-hop with a message. Available on all major streaming platforms, this is an album that’ll have you thinking and grooving simultaneously—add it to your playlist today!
Ode to God
This opening single is Hassan’s Prayer spit over two different beats. This song has an unusual rhyme combination because it was never meant to be put to music. Hassan pulls it off with amazing delivery as he reminds you this is a prayer.
Hello World (S.T.N.P.M.O.G.)
Hassan introduces himself to the world as the Self-taught, Non-prophetic Messenger of God. The lyrics are direct and straight to the point. He is able in incorporate the major points of Intellectual Righteousness with hard rhymes and snippets of philosophy.
Good Advice
This is a short song that gives life advice without mentioning God, Heaven, or Hell. This midpoint interlude has no hook and is only one verse, but the 16 bars leave nothing to be desired.
It Ain’t Personal
Smooth and contemplative is the best way to describe this single. Hassan doesn’t go too deep into his philosophy. Instead, he seeks to minimize any emotional reaction that would cause anyone to shut down when presented with ideas that defy convention and expectation.
Musical Revelation
The final banger goes so hard, the EP had to have the same name. On this track, he highlights his philosophy as the greatest religious miracle and his book as the revelation of our time. He challenges the listener to quit trying to fight what the god-fearing non-religious have sought, an understanding of God that is so logically sound that it is irrefutable.
