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It Ain't Hard To See featuring Jamieson

from The Kinesis Thesis by K.I.N.E.T.I.K.

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I had this beat sitting on my computer for months and even though I thought it was crazy, I just didn't see how it would fit on my project so I decided against using it. When Jamieson was in the UK on holiday, he came to my yard and I played him some beats. When he heard this beat, he went mad and said we had to jump on it. That's my boy so I agreed and as usual we wrote our verses separately. When the day came to record, we didn't have a hook and I suggested that we get some scratches added to it. Jamieson had another idea though and came up with the hook you hear now. He actually wrote it on the train on the way to the studio! Everybody loves this track and even after we recorded it, I still wasn't going to put it on the album. When I told Jamieson this, he responded with a flurry of expletives and said I was “deaf”. I took his advice and put it on the album. I'm glad I did!

You can watch the video for this song here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2uc4ld2wMU

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from The Kinesis Thesis, released November 16, 2009
Produced By Vintage

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K.I.N.E.T.I.K. London, UK

The name K.I.N.E.T.I.K., in relation to “moving energy”, was bestowed upon him because he could “move you mentally, physically and spiritually”. In order to enhance his individuality, he also created the acronym “Kultural Instinctiveness Nurtured Into Effectively Tackling Incorrect Koncepts”, further reinforcing his steadfast intention of having something worthwhile to say in every verse. ... more

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