One of the most underrated elements of a good hip-hop album is how the production is handled.  Omega One’s Lo-Fi Chronicles, separates itself from the typical album where the quarterback role is handled by an MC; Chronicles is an album for the people who fiend crisp organized chaotic beats.  Omega One does incorporate two MC’s, LoDeck and I Self Devine, in his songs, Coup B’Etat and I Want It All, but the hook to this album is all Omega One and his entrancing beats.  Many albums that are instrumental base with low or no MC involvement succumb to the same problem, listener boredom.  Omega One’s debut never has this problem by incorporating samples and scratching that has the listener’s ear salivating.  This is a must buy for anyone who loves to hear beats that aren’t repetitive and musically flat.

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