2007 Soulspazm Records, Inc. Underground rappers mostly rap about planetary bodies and UFO's (Canibus) or squander an entire album complaining about the complacency infesting the rap game (Little Brother). But Supastition is not like most underground rappers. Instead of complaining, he provides his mic skills as an alternative for wack-tose intolerant hip-hop fans. In fact, he doesn't even like the word "underground." If you've ever been a disciple of Supa's music, you'd understand why he refuses to be boxed in a certain category. The Greenville, NC-native hustled and bustled his way past 5000+ others to win a slot alongside collaborator/beat maestro Nicolay on ?uestlove's Okayplayer compilation—2004's True Notes…Vol 1. Prior to that, Supastition's only claim to fame was a guest spot on KRS-One's overlooked Keep Right album and a production-marred LP. But after 7 Years of Bad Luck, this supa emcee proves that persistence often pays off. Chain Letters wins by setting a new, yet reachable standard for indie rappers—an honest, approachable, and humble showcase that's lacking in a genre where everyone's dying to make heads spin in deep thoughts. Over the gritty steel drum shiver of "Hate My Face," his lyrical dexterity brings to mind a less manic Eminem in his prime, while down-to-earth rhymes on "Appreciation" rank Supa second to none....