Killer Mikie's 'Songs for Saints and Sinners' Review
represented a new type of prestige rap release. Released 24 years after a debut verse on an album no less auspicious than Outkast’s Stankonia, this was a veteran artist taking stock, vividly drawing the lines between the struggling kid and the grateful, repentant adult.
With Campbell playing guitar, bass and keys, the music of “Lord Prepare Me” beams as Mike details his journey: “Never would of made it/Trafficking hard/Shoulda been dead or in jail but look at me standing here praising the Lord.” tracks are less engaging but nonetheless edifying. A reworked version of “Exit 9” lies somewhere between Bruce Hornsby and D’Angelo thanks to Campbell’s warm keys and soaring a coda from Lena Byrd Miles.
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