Hattori (2022)

The title of the mini-album, "Hattori," is a nod to the legendary Japanese samurai of the Sengoku era, Hattori Hanzo, whose tsuba katana is depicted on the album's cover. This reference to Hattori Hanzo is fitting, as the samurai was known for his incredible skill and precision with a sword, just as Miyagi and Endgame are known for their skill and artistry in the music industry.

It's interesting to note that Endgame is actually Soslan's old pseudonym, which he used prior to adopting his current stage name, Andy Panda, four years ago. The decision to return to his old pseudonym for this release may be seen as a nod to his past and a tribute to the musical journey that has led him to where he is today.

With the release of "Hattori," fans of Miyagi and Endgame can expect to hear the unique blend of genres that has become the duo's signature sound, combining elements of rap, R&B, and pop music. Their music often features introspective and emotional lyrics that explore the human condition and the complexities of relationships. As such, fans can expect the mini-album to be a thought-provoking and introspective listening experience. ...Read Less