Name: Mi Vida Local
Brand: Atmosphere

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CD 70280 R

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2018-10-05

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WEA /­ ADA

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Sales:8.875

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826257028020

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Atmosphere

Genre US

Hip Hop

Label US

Rhymesayers

Atmosphere is an American hip hop group hailing from Minneapolis, Minnesota. The group currently consists of Slug (Sean Daley) and A.N.T. (Anthony Davis). With their unique blend of introspective lyrics and soulful beats, Atmosphere has become a staple in the underground hip hop scene. Known for their raw and honest storytelling, their music resonates with fans on a deep level. Whether they're addressing personal struggles or societal issues, Atmosphere's music always leaves a lasting impact. Explore their catalog today and experience the power of their artistry.
Since forming in the late 1990s, Atmosphere has released numerous critically acclaimed albums that have solidified their place in hip hop history. Their discography includes iconic tracks such as "Sunshine," "Trying to Find a Balance," and "Yesterday." Each song showcases Slug's lyrical prowess and A.N.T.'s skillful production.
Over the years, Atmosphere has toured extensively, captivating audiences around the world with their energetic live performances. Their stage presence is unmatched as they effortlessly engage with fans, creating an intimate connection that transcends traditional concert experiences.

Atmosphere's album Mi Vida Local. Available here on LP and CD.

It’s a different place than it was two years ago, when Atmosphere released their last record, Fishing Blues. Their seventh album, Mi Vida Local, reflects the ways in which the world–and their place in it–has changed. The idyllic domesticity of the past few records has morphed into anxiety over keeping loved ones safe during turbulent times. The easygoing collaboration between Ant and Slug has started to feel more like the life-or-death intimacy of two men trapped together on a lifeboat. At times, Mi Vida Local is a heavy album, (“I might be the last generation of grandparents,” goes a key line from “Virgo”), but it’s far from grim. As the name implies, Mi Vida Local is intensely focused on the place it was created–the southside of Minneapolis–where Slug and Ant work tirelessly in their “beautiful basements”, refining their sound without interruption, save for a handful of Minneapolis friends that showed up to contribute. The album pairs complex subject matter with equally deep beats–ones that show a clear lineage back to the psychedelic funk landmarks from an earlier era where America was going through a post-utopian hangover, and prove that there won’t ever be a time where boom-bap beats don’t sound perfectly of the moment. Mi Vida Local might be the best album Atmosphere’s ever made. It’s definitely the one they needed to make right now, and one listeners need to hear just as urgently. If it’s sometimes an album about how the fight to find happiness never really ends–even after you get the house and the kids and the artistic freedom to make dad-rap records–it’s also about discovering that there’s happiness to be found just in fighting.

Mi Vida Local

Music US