Throughout the album, John’s talent as an artist is on full display. He seamlessly mixes a variety of genres, from hip hop to R&B, creating a cohesive and dynamic sound. The collaborations on the album are also a highlight, with artists such as Samantha Dalton, X-Raided, and Krizz Kaliko adding their own flair to John’s sound.
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Sometimes I don’t know if I want to. I like the challenge of it. I like to bring ideas to fruition and see projects through. I think I find God in music or something. Like maybe a melody or phrase or something, every once in awhile, pops through and for a moment you catch something you feel is from somewhere else.
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Keenan: No plans really. I just want to make cool stuff. I like tight beats and cool harmonies and chords that send a chill up my spine. I seriously just want to tinker all day and screw around with stuff. That’s all I’m really doing. If people like it that’s a bonus. I have fun making it. The process of screwing around is the fun part. Anything extra is a bonus.
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The first single, “Turd Ferguson” is a tribute to the late Norm Macdonald and his impersonation of Burt Reynolds on SNL’s parody of Jeopardy. “I’ve been working on a second ‘Mind of a Madman’ since 2016,” said Keenan. “I was attempting to complete an album called “Wreckage of the Past,” but it wasn’t it’s time.”
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The album as a whole has it all, from top-tier production, feats of amazing artists, and diversity in styles and genres, to topics personal, social, political, and even economic. John Keenan is a phenomenon that we may never see the like of again.
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