Press Quotes
Press Quotes
“The activist influence of Ochs, Jara, and others weaves throughout Fellowman’s lyrics … the emcee is as comfortable pillorying the soon-to-be former White House occupant and bemoaning climate change as he is dropping pop culture references and clever turns of phrase.”
Shea Gibbs, C-Ville Weekly
“[D]espite its title, Death of [the] Author, which has been two years in the making, is rooted in creativity, catharsis, and enlightenment rather than morbidity. With a slew of covers and originals dedicated to lost musical heroes, the project underlines Wade’s vast knowledge of his subjects…”
Tami Keaveny, C-Ville Weekly
https://www.c-ville.com/unforgettable-talent/
“While the project is preoccupied with the state of the world, Fellowman concocts a musical salmagundi...”
Ok-Tho.com
http://www.ok-tho.com/2016/05/fellowman-raw-data-vol-1-mixtape.html
“‘Loot This,’ from his 2016 album Raw Data Vol. 1: Soul of the Shitty, is especially relevant to Charlottesville this summer.”
Erin O’Hare, C-Ville Weekly
https://www.c-ville.com/doth-protest-charlottesvilles-protest-songs/
“This is what rap music would be if hip hop artists still loved hip hop.”
Nilaja McBeth, 4theculture
“Sons of Ichibei [Fellowman & Remy St. Clair, are] one of the most politically charged, socially conscious hip-hop groups in town…”
C-Ville Weekly
https://www.c-ville.com/arts-picks-cville-pride-festival/
“[Sons of Ichibei are asserting themselves] as one of the most powerful hip-hop forces in the region.”
Noah Page, RVA Magazine
https://rvamag.com/music/sons-of-ichibei-bringing-a-better-tomorrow-for-charlottesville-hip-hop.html
“Sons of Ichibei’s brand of hip-hop functions in much the same way as enlightenment, opening the listener’s mind by burrowing into their ears, their heart.”
Erin O’Hare, C-Ville Weekly
https://web.archive.org/web/20170617162958/http://www.c-ville.com/hip-hop/