Wak - Egouality

Review by Sham Karama

Wak's latest album, Egouality, is a mesmerizing journey through the artist's psyche. The album's title is a portmanteau of "ego" and "equality," and the music explores the intersection of these two concepts.

From the opening track, "Intro," Wak sets the tone for the album with atmospheric synths and a spoken-word sample about the ego. The album's sound is a mix of electronic and hip-hop influences, with trap beats and glitchy effects adding an edge to the tracks.

Lyrically, Egouality is introspective, with Wak exploring his own ego and how it affects his relationships and worldview. On "Ego Trip," he raps about the dangers of getting lost in one's own ego, while on "Equalize," he reflects on the importance of treating others with respect and empathy.

The album's standout track is "Selfish," which features a haunting beat and a guest verse from rapper Indigo. The song is a meditation on the selfishness that can come with pursuing one's dreams and the toll it takes on relationships.

Summary by Sham Karama

Egouality is a thought-provoking and well-crafted album from Wak. The music is both introspective and sonically interesting, with enough variety to keep the listener engaged from start to finish. Fans of electronic and hip-hop music should definitely give this album a listen.