“Last year, Wiley made a mockery of suggestions that his time at the top of a genre he helped to pioneer might be up with ‘Godfather’, a versatile and searingly energetic collection that stands tall even by the high standards of his own discography.
This follow-up, ‘Godfather II’, is evidently intended to be the other side of the same coin but feels a little bit like a postscript instead. It’s sti”
