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DIVINE Walks on Water: A Decade of Indian Hip-Hop Domination
19 Dec
Summary
- DIVINE releases his fifth studio album, 'Walking on Water', celebrating a decade in hip-hop.
- The 16-track album blends personal stories, spiritual themes, and Bollywood samples.
- It marks a significant milestone for Indian hip-hop's global influence.
Indian rap pioneer DIVINE has launched his fifth studio album, 'Walking on Water,' commemorating ten years since his impactful debut. Released via his independent Gully Gang label, the 16-track collection is a deeply personal and assertive exploration of his decade-long career.
The expansive project weaves together introspective storytelling, spiritual reflections, and diverse production styles. It includes collaborations with artists like Hanumankind and MC Altaf, alongside reinterpreted Bollywood tracks from films such as 'Bombay' and '3 Idiots.' This blend of nostalgia and contemporary hip-hop highlights DIVINE's artistic evolution.
'Walking on Water' solidifies DIVINE's position as a leading figure in Indian hip-hop, demonstrating resilience and spiritual grounding. The album's release also signifies the genre's increasing global reach, with DIVINE himself having collaborated with international stars. This work serves as both a personal celebration and a marker of hip-hop's broader cultural ascendancy.
