Alter Ego (Fard album)

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alter ego
Studio album by Fard

Publication
(s)

2010

Label (s) Ruhrpott Illegal

Format (s)

CD

Genre (s)

German hip-hop

Title (number)

18/19

running time

58:48 / 1:02:35

chronology
Talion
(2009)
alter ego Invictus
(2011)
Single release
November 19, 2010 The boy without a heart

Alter Ego (Latin alter ego.) Is the debut - solo album of the German rapper Fard . It was released on November 26, 2010 on the Ruhrpott Illegal label with the support of the Groove Attack label .

Track list

# title Guest Posts length
1 Intro 2:02
2 help yourself 3:08
3 Representative 3:19
4th marmot 3:10
5 The boy without a heart 3:21
6th 60 Infinity Terror Bars Farid Bang , Kollegah , Summer Cem & Snaga 4:29
7th Peter Pan 3:32
8th Aim & shoot 3:53
9 Once upon a time … 2:57
10 A normal day 4:50
11 We rule rap Farid Bang 3:04
12 let them talk 3:11
13 You want to go 3:27
14th Be warned 4:18
15th payday 3:35
16 Homesickness 3:10
17th What happened if 2:47
18th On the way 3:15
Bonus songs from the iTunes Bonus Version
# title Guest Posts length
19th We are more 3:47

Music videos

Seven videos were made about alter ego. The first two videos were published on the YouTube channel 16BARS.TV for the tracks Intro and Peter Pan on September 10 and October 1, 2010. The next video was released on October 26, 2010 for the track Der Junge ohne Herz . Then on November 24th a music video was released for the track Help yourself . Tracks like The Boy Without a Heart , Peter Pan or Help yourself have now reached more than 6 million views. After the album was released, the remaining video clips took place. On December 19, a music video was released for the track Auf den Weg . In March 2011 the video for marmot appeared on the BACKSPIN channel . The last music video was released on April 11, 2011 Let Them Talk .

style

In the songs on the album, Fard often appears more angry , aggressive or pessimistic than in comparison to his previous recordings. At some points in the songs Help yourself or Ziel & Schiess you can hear the rapper screaming out of anger. Among other things, Fard often leads internal monologues , which are classified as "strange" by some rap critics. In addition, he addresses the existence of the devil in that soul in his tracks . Some rap magazines accused Fard of having satanic content on his album . The Gladbeck rapper commented on these allegations a few weeks later and found them to be nothing more than "absolute nonsense" simply because he would never mean "something" seriously out of love for faith and paradise.