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Album Review: Kid Sister - 'Ultraviolet' (Fool's Gold)

Not all grown up just yet, but she’s on her way there

Album Review: Kid Sister - 'Ultraviolet' (Fool's Gold)

6 / 10 You might recognise Kid Sister from The Count & Sinden’s ‘Beeper’. Oh, and on ‘Pro Nails’, the last track Kanye did before he discovered the wonders of Auto-Tune. This Chi-town lady is fast approaching 30, and doing anything but acting her age. If you’re looking for hard-hitting, fast-spitting, rap-as-a-discourse, then this probably isn’t the right place. Mainly focused on dancing, cocktails and nail art, it’s an energy-drink fuelled, Cobra Snake-shot party record. Opener and lead single ‘Right Hand Hi’ proclaims her mantra – “Hi I’m Kid Sister/And I’m stacking money/Drinking all night/Got you feeling right”. It’s not Talib Kweli. But that doesn’t mean it’s not fun. Kid Sister’s not all grown up just yet, but she’s on her way there.

Ailbhe Malone

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