Exit

1	Intro 0:19
2	Fantastique 2:52
3	Call Me 3:58
4	Heaven Only Knows 3:55
5	Superstarr, Pt. 1 3:41
6	Freeze 3:54
7	The Anthem 4:22
8	Patience 3:48
9	Higher 3:42
10	Masquerade 5:37
11	Follow Me 4:00
12	Superstarr, Pt. 2 3:26
13	Neutroniks 3:52
14	Superstarr, Pt. Zero 4:51
15	[Untitled Track] 4:49

Barnes & Noble

On his good vibration-packed debut, Canadian MC K-OS (pronounced chaos) invites his less-conscious rap brethren to cease with the gangsta posturing and gettin' jiggy. Instead of polluting the airwaves with more materialistic, misogynistic, and violent drivel, on Exit, K-OS (a.k.a. Kevin Brereton) offers plenty of positive-minded, Afrocentric, and spiritually attuned lyrics set to an eclectic rock, soul, and world music-laced soundscape that will please fans of the Fugees and the Black Eyed Peas. At a time when hip-hop lyrics are scarcely worth quoting, K-OS compels listeners to pay attention to his cerebral rhymes. For instance, on the scratch-accented "Fantastique," K-OS quips, "Pimps just react to things. Men make them happen," and on the old-school tribute "Neutroniks," he declares himself a "shape-shifting lyrical being here to terminate the bling, bling." As K-OS proves on several cuts, including the melodic "Call Me," where he chides his fair-weather friends, and the acoustic guitar-driven ballad "Superstar, Pt. 2," the rapper is just as dynamic a singer. With the versatile and thought-provoking Exit, K-OS makes a grand entrance. Tracy E. Hopkins

Rolling Stone

Many hold mikes and don't know what to say. K-OS does. Karen Bliss

USA Today

The live instrumentation...provides K-OS with a muscular blend of hip-hop, R&B, rock, classical and reggae rhythms. He puts them to good use, whether urging fellow rappers to think twice about the images they portray or pondering the vagaries of life in general. Steve Jones