Reflection Eternal is one of those duos that hasn't gotten a ton of press on these virtual pages. Obviously I'm aware of their existence: the sidebar features multiple entries for the team of rapper Talib Kweli and producer Hi-Tek. And by looking at every other hip hop blog in existence, it's clear that Kweli isn't physically capable of not working: it's like he's afraid that taking a break will result in his banishment from our chosen genre, or maybe he's just afraid that he's going to miss something cool, like a child upset when they're told to go to bed early when their parents are in the middle of a dinner party. But what is missing are some updates on the producing half of Reflection Eternal, which is why today's post focuses on Hi-Tek and not any of those myriad Talib Kweli solo albums that I will inevitably cut from my "finish what I started" list because I technically have yet to even start his solo discography.
Yep, Kweli gets dropped on a fucking technicality. Ain't I a stinker?
