There’s a reason why the teacher and student relationship has stood the test of time. It’s a bond that has been throughly documented in texts such as Robert Greene’s ‘Mastery;’ from ‘The Odyssey’ to ‘The Karate Kid,’ this dynamic has become commonplace in all art forms. Naturally, it would not take long for this relationship to find it’s way into the world of Hip-Hop. Between Jay Z and Kanye West, Dr. Dre and Eminem, and Large Professor and Nas, it’s no surprise that this model breeds greatness.

While KRS-One and Torae haven’t cemented that connection just yet, “Klick Clique” could be the start of something new. Linking the Teacha with Da Young Veteran, the track serves as a reminder that the underground sound is alive and well. As both emcees ride DJ JS-1’s supplied production; KRS with his consonance heavy bars and Torae with his lyrical gymnastics — “Klick Clique” is one of the many standout tracks on DJ JS-1’s latest compilation album, It Is What It Isn’t, which is out now on iTunes and all major digital retailers, and is available on CD through via Fat Beats and UGHH. Cop the project from The Rock Steady Crew triple threat, today.

iTunes: It Is What It Isn’t – DJ JS-1