Melodious, blaring and irresistibly confident, Ghostface Killah doesn't just have one of the best flows in Wu-Tang Clan, but one of the best in US rap full stop.
Blending street tales of New York City with the iconography and mysticism of east Asian martial arts, the group remain peerless in US hip-hop, and as each member minted their own solo releases alongside the central catalogue, Ghostface's became some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful.
1996's Ironman went platinum in the US and reached No 2 in the album chart, while 2000's Supreme Clientele is many fans' favourite Wu-Tang solo release.
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