GhostfaceK45 is an unholy terror on his demonic and macabre new album Little Prayerz Of GK45 — showcasing today on Tinnitist.
Arriving just in time for Halloween, the third studio release from the Canadian musician, composer and producer is all treat and no trick. Coming straight from the shadowy depths of his psyche, this chilling opus promises to ensnare listeners in a web of raw emotion and pulsating beats fashioned from an array of electronic and organic sounds.
Little Prayerz Of GK45 is a journey into the depths of connection and the shadows of healing, beckoning listeners to confront their own demons. The album explores the twisted corridors of resilience, love, and the struggle for self-discovery, a mirror reflecting GhostfaceK45’s own harrowing journey through the abyss of life. Each track drags you deeper into his haunted realm, where introspective lyrics intertwine with ominous production that reverberates in the soul. Key cut on this macabre collection include Pablo Greenthumb, Savage and Freedom 93, each a testament to GhostfaceK45’s lyrical sorcery and spellbinding storytelling.
“I wanted this album to feel like a conversation from beyond,” whispers GhostfaceK45. “These are my prayers, my dark hopes, and my struggles. I’m eager to share this fractured part of me with the world.”
GhostfaceK45 is the musical alter ego of Adam Gill, an artist hailing from Mission, B.C. Influenced by the timeless sounds of classic rock legends like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, Gill seamlessly blends his love for the classics with a modern flair inspired by contemporary artists such as The Wu-Tang Clan and Diplo. GhostfaceK45’s unique sound has been compared to the cinematic and atmospheric compositions of John Carpenter.
Listen to Little Prayerz Of GK45 below, and follow GhostfaceK45 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
