Don't listen to him in front of family: Ago's new song is what we've been looking for as long as

Ago has returned from Death to bring in a five-song EP, which is not to get his hair out of enthusiasm, but hey... we've been fed so long with funk, that now even the mediocre level has become enjoyable.

An artist's asshole, if we can call him that, he's a mix of everything that happens around us on a daily basis, but our conscience doesn't pay any attention.

That silent entity that we all have inside of us, but it happens that we never expose it because of social rules, which label it "degeneration," manifests itself in the artist's projects in question.

We rarely encounter someone more authentic than Ago.

His album Qete Boys / Festival Boys is something you've never heard in Albanian before. Bizar, subservative words, which most of the time, if not every time, exceed what we're used to listening to in our comfort zone, so that not the comfort and embarrassment in dignified doses (in artistic Soys) may be overwhelmed by hearing.

But give him two-three chances and he'll be part of you forever. That's what Ago is.

Kill Bill is a Bizar, brutal, and unorthodox, but Quentin Tarantinos did not stop at all from giving the version of his wild imagination.

The new EP of Agos is called the crazy guys, but it still remains in the shade of the album, mix or what we call his former Qete Boys / Festival Boys.

Despite the attempt to advance sound, the impressive argument in the tune and brilliant selection of bebeates, Ago has failed to anticipate his previous work, mostly because of his failure to avoid repeated thematics and gossip.

Anyway, this EP remains above everything else we've heard so far this summer.

In the song "Neveree," he unhesitatingly points to the side of the bad guy, whom every parent tells his child to stay away.

If you're a feminist and you listen to this, activism cells will be more intense than when an exorcism is performed.

With a combination of extremely unattended words and bizar, Kurreʹ is clearly a mirror of the subsalant personality and live today for the artist.

No matter whether or not, Ago will force you to have a thought of it.

It's like a pen, let's hear about it as a blog, and then tag it like a thinr, ” are those verses that you're going to hear at the end of the song, which best give a label to the kind of music it cultivates. /Periscope. com/