Lars Vaular - Fett

Review by Mark E. Sackett

Fett, the latest album from Norwegian rapper Lars Vaular, is a powerful and introspective collection of tracks that showcases the artist's lyrical prowess and musical versatility.

From the opening track "Fett" to the closing number "Himmelen," Vaular delivers a range of emotions and themes, from the struggles of addiction and mental health to the joys of love and companionship. The beats are varied and dynamic, with elements of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music blending seamlessly together.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of Fett is Vaular's ability to balance his personal experiences with larger societal issues. Tracks like "Hjernen er en idiot" and "Bare en mann" tackle topics like toxic masculinity and the pressure to conform, while "Blodet" and "Svart" delve into the complexities of race and identity.

Summary by Mark E. Sackett

Fett is a tour de force from one of Norway's most talented and innovative rappers. With its honest and introspective lyrics, diverse musical styles, and social commentary, it's an album that demands repeated listens and cements Vaular's place as a true artist and voice of his generation.