The Koreatown Oddity - Purdy MK.GEE ’ became anthems at their

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to getting rave reviews from Pitchfork

the machine funk of Terrence Dixon’s Population One

The Koreatown Oddity - Purdy MK.GEE ’ became anthems at theirLA native The Koreatown Oddity returns for his fourth album on Stones Throw. Purdy is the proving ground for an avant garde rapper tackling being a father and partner with the boundless confidence of a childs imagination. Purdy sees Koreatown soundtrack a knights first battle, document the cultivation of a beautiful lawn and contemplate if anyone really means it when they say have a great weekend all while realising that he's now part of something