The album continues its voice as narratives are chopped throughout, building up certain tracks such as “ All of Us“, featuring Jay Electronica and Yummy Bingham. Not so much focusing on today, but the positives of tomorrow. Well crafted, genuine, and grows with time, Kweli’s musings are that of a wise man receiving answers from up above. Not one new to the work of Kweli, and any other collection the Brooklyn artist has blessed, the issues are not strewn across black and white like times heard before, but Kweli presents the issue while feeding into the problem as a form of satire relief. With other artists who used this year as a platform to become “woke” and truly dive into the issues of the world, some critics may look down upon Radio Silence for all the issues that Kweli did not touch on. In the realm of the 2017 atmosphere that has polluted every thought, Radio Silence immediately comes off as the hymn to sing into the next year, rather than the soundtrack for today. On his eighth solo album, the Black Star philosopher, Talib Kweli continues his solitude and social awareness with his latest release Radio Silence. Kweli has never held back on thoughts, beliefs, and injustices of the world.
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