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Audio Mixers: DJ Spinna; Jose "Choco" Reynoso; Kenny Dope; Dave Dar.
Recording information: Ampliphonic Studios, Queens, NY; Chopp Shopp Studios, Durham, NC; Hi Top Studios, Ft Lauderdale, FL; Howard's House Of Hits; John Brewer Studios, Overland Park, KC; Thingamajig Lab, Brooklyn, NY.
Photographer: Delphine Fawundu.
Arranger: DJ Spinna. Sonic Smash Music | List Price | $15.98 (You save $3.09) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, East Coast Rap, Rap | | Label | High Water Music | | Orig Year | 2009 | | All Time Sales Rank |  179962  | | CD Universe Part number | 7970879 | | Catalog number | 8 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 21, 2009 | | Producer | DJ Spinna | | Engineer | DJ Spinna; John Brewer | | Recording Time | 55 minutes | | Personnel | Phonte, John Robinson, John Robinson, Elzhi, Tiye Phoenix, Dynas, Yahzarah, J-Treds, Torae, Breezly Brewin, Brother Alphonso Greer, Erik Rico, Fresh Daily, Homeboy Sandman, P-Casso, Senor KAOS, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Sputnik Brown |
DJ Spinna Sonic Smash Songs | 1. | Intro - (featuring Brother Alphonso Greer) |
| 2. | Elemental - (featuring Sputnik Brown) |
| 3. | Lyrics Is Back - (featuring Tarey Torae) |
| 4. | Lights Out! - (featuring John Robinson) |
| 5. | New York (Duck for Cover) |
| 6. | Call Me Senor - (featuring Senor KAOS) |
| 7. | Get on Down - (featuring Fresh Daily/Homeboy Sandman/P-Casso) |
| 8. | Making Your Way in the World - (featuring Breezly Brewin/J-Treds) |
| 9. | Guaranteed - (featuring Phonte/Yah Zarah) |
| 10. | More - (featuring Dynas) |
| 11. | More Colors - (featuring eLZhi) |
| 12. | Melody - (featuring Shabaam Sahdeeq/Erik Rico) |
| 13. | Still Golden - (featuring Tiye Phoenix) |
| 14. | Outro |
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