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Described as the artist set to revolutionise Australian hip hop, Sydney based artist, Blak Genius is set to take the Australian urban music industry by storm, knocking hip hop artists off their feet with authentic rhymes and fresh beats whilst positioning Australian hip hop on the map. 'The Prophecy' has been three years in the making with producer How-it-iz creating a masterpiece that unleashes the ferocity and passion that this Australian artist has to offer urban music worldwide. Prophecy Music | List Price | $33.99 (You save $2.44) | | Category | Rap Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7097997 | | Catalog number | 831220 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 28, 2007 |
Blak Genius Prophecy Songs | 1. | Intro |
| 2. | Burn It Up (FT Priscilla) |
| 3. | Chicola |
| 4. | Ambitions (FT Priscilla) |
| 5. | Interlude (...Is A Genius!) |
| 6. | Prophecy |
| 7. | Poppa Was A Stranger (FT David Neil) |
| 8. | Eternal Flame (FT David Neil) |
| 9. | Real Luv (FT DL) |
| 10. | Intentions (Additional Vocals By How-It-Iz) |
| 11. | Show Me What You Workin' With |
| 12. | Da Interview |
| 13. | Luv Of Da Game (FT How-It-Iz & Interupt) |
| 14. | Slap U Silly |
| 15. | Makin' Majik (FT How-It-Iz) |
| 16. | Set It Off (FT Interupt) |
| 17. | Interlude... It's Reality!!! |
| 18. | Ride On It |
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