The Dragon of an Ordinary Family

Jehst Returns in 2012 with one of the most antcipated hip hop albums in the United Kingdom. The album marks a new era for jehst having released his highly acclaimed albums/EP such as High Plains Drifter it seems jehst wants to take a different approach this time round.

The first track on the album is 'True Intentions' which is a great opening track, the song and whole album moves away from the gritty & dark style jehst displayed on previous albums and has a more relaxing and thought provoking display of his lyrical abilities.

Track #4 is titled 'Thinking Crazy' and is focused around a subject I'm sure many of us have experienced, being broke. The opening skit brings humour to the track,followed by Jehst rapping about the situation and possible avenues like robbing every enslaving bank out there.

The next track following Thinking Crazy is titled 'England' which features Jehsts rebel behaviour by not conforming to Modern Day Life in England. The Track gives a realistic view point of the country and it's not so hidden truths which ends with Jehst still showing his love for the country.

• I've still got love for the Place where I'm living
• But right now there ain't nothing great about Brtain

If you've been a fan of Jehst since day one or have only recently discovered his music, this album is guaranteed to please your ears.