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Everyone's been waiting a long time, 'Where is it? When will it come out? Or will it never come out? Get to the point, zombie!' We're in the final stages of our journey, which he lamented. 'Now Go Zombie' is on its way and coming soon. We've had a few months where nothing went smoothly. While setbacks still continue, anyway, I want to move on to the album's manifesto. 'Now Go Zombie' will feature 15 tracks. I want to say from the start that I'm doing everything according to my own ideas, whatever my taste dictates. The album's sound is primarily given by dirty old drums, basslines, and string instrument choices. I've put a lot of effort into ensuring that many of the tracks can be played live anywhere later on. The album's tempo is approximately 85-88 bpm. From a sampling perspective, it's very simple and minimal, not overly transposed, not distorted, not softened or softened, and you'll find musical richness in simple chord melodies that I consider authentic. Lyrically, I've also made abstract yet very simple and understandable attempts. There are tracks that Grave Virtuoso fans will rejoice in. I think "Simdi Git Zombi" has a very wide range of lyrics. I haven't compromised my personal stance at all. There are universal themes, themes dedicated to the whole world; there's politics; there's love; there are stories; there are descriptions; there's sex; there's going out; there's the freedom for the seeker to find everything between God and misfortune. Vocally, I think I've added different riches to my technique. I've discovered how unnecessary and limiting constant aggression is. First of all, I've discovered that flowing isn't about holding your breath and counting, but about optimizing your voice in the most accurate and best way possible. That's why I can say that "Simdi Git Zombi" is my best album in every aspect. The album contains both hard-hitting tracks like "Yakin Kiyamet" and "Turk Blade," as well as more subdued tracks like "Yabancima Hey." It has a well-blended concept; the album flows consistently and doesn't become tiresome. As I said, friends, this is my best album. The cover art will be done by MKM. Change and independence require courage, and I never hesitated to do it. I did it the way my heart felt, but I truly thought I would offer you something different. The song "My Home" is a puzzle piece. A woman is likened to a house. Of course, you won't like it. I don't always do this to be liked. That's perfectly normal. But please be careful when you say you don't like it and then explain why. Sometimes you might put me in ridiculous situations and make me laugh or feel hurt. Believe me, each song represents 20 days to a month of hard work and effort. This is not an album that will appeal to listeners who love rap thanks to MCs like Ceza, Sago, and Fuat, and who are only confined within those boundaries and unaware of the world. I'm sorry. I also have a request: I'm reading many comments, questions, etc., about the song and album 'Evim' via private messages and comments. While I thank you for these, I'm having difficulty responding to them all. Please send your comments about the song and album through karachali.org instead of using private messages. I know you're doing this out of sincerity and warmth. I really appreciate this interest. I'm very happy. The most important question was how to get the album... First of all, everyone in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Karabuk, Kayseri, and Trabzon will be able to get it easily. There will be people in these places who handle the distribution of the albums. They will be able to obtain it from them. This will be announced before the release date. In Istanbul, Sefalet Records and Kadiköy Acil Shop are currently the known locations. Secondly, you can make a bank transfer via EFT to the bank account number we will provide, and it will be delivered to your home by courier. Those who know how to use this method will find it easiest. This can be done through online sales by leaving your information at sefaletrecords@hotmail.com. You can obtain the album by sending the album fee to the Istanbul Kadiköy Central PTT office in my real name, and then notifying me via email. I think this is the most expensive option. 8 YTL + shipping + PTT. I'm ashamed to say this, but nobody is obligated to buy this, friends. But I will do everything I can to help those who want it. Rest assured. Albums that cannot be collected in person will be shipped via cargo, and the cost will be 2 YTL. For your information. Why is the album 8 TL? When I look at the dates, the last album we released was in August 2006... so there's a 16-17 month journey behind this. And believe me, that journey is more expensive and valuable to me than the income I'll earn from it. The album will be a limited edition. 400 copies will be printed. In my opinion, the work done is in no way inferior to albums currently on the market at retail prices. And finally, I know that 8 lira isn't much money for someone who genuinely wants it and wants to open it and show it years later. How many genuine listeners? Greetings, love, and thanks to everyone. k.chali
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