It’s taken Easten Cape MC Liso Black longer than most to create his moment. The seasoned mix tape rapper has been on the indie-rap circuit for much more than half a decade and was once touted as a future group mega star. When fame didn’t come, he made his own seat at the table The name of the tape is a nod at the fact that as a rapper in the Eastern Cape you’re seen as odd or an outcast or even as a Black Sheep. His raps are still riddled with flashbacks to rural social survivalism as a result of being the Black Sheep. On the tape he’s focused on many religious or bible reference. This is evident on songs like Black The Redeemer. This is due to his self-image vision of musically redeeming the