Gargamel Magazine
This Ugandan-born UK-based refugee is many Albums deep into a career that's very underground, although it deserves a wider appreciation.

Particularly for those tired of raps ghetto-centric rhymes, this chap has African-centric socio-tipped rhymes. The beats are sparse but work. There's variety, like the female cooing, and piano flourishes on the Non-Sequito, and Trade 2001.

His issues cover pre-colonial, colonial and neo-colonialism, and the mind state of black people, and white imperialism upon the black psyche. Occasionally, a laugh or a line he says, echoes of 2Pac.
On the thought-provoking Western Thinking, the potency of that track can not be overlooked.

He probably calls upon his hallowing experience in writing Child Soldier. 2bans' music he calls Smash Mouth Education Worth discovering via www.2ban.co.uk.