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The Unseen

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$18.9 $30 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The Unseen, released in 2000, was among the new decade's first sleeper hits, ranking on Spin's year-end list at a time when the producer and label were unknown outside of hip-hop DJ circles. Few could have known that this, Madlib's solo debut, would be just the first album in a rich catalog of music spanning from hip-hop to jazz, with wild experimentation and collaborations with MF DOOM & J Dilla. The identity of Quasimoto himself was a bit of a mystery - maybe he was Madlib, maybe he wasn't. Maybe it's none of our business. In fact, Madlib created Quasimoto as someone to rap on his beats for his own private listening while living in Oxnard and Santa Barbara in the 1990s. The Unseen was born out of Peanut Butter Wolf's convincing Madlib to release these recordings for the rest of the us to hear.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Harper Y. ★★★★★

I’ve had this record for a few weeks now and it’s a real gem. The pressing captures those subtle, layered beats that you just don’t hear on streaming. It’s definitely earned its spot in my collection.

Abigail ★★★★☆

The bass really comes through clean on vinyl compared to streaming, and the packaging has that classic early-2000s feel. Took a bit to arrive, but the pressing quality made it worth the wait.