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Rolling Stone (p.70) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "With a smooth flow and throaty voice reminiscent of the Pharcyde's Fat Lip, Psalm One is the rare woman to rap about her real life with a winning honesty."
Spin (p.110) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[J]azz, Latin, Middle Eastern, blues guitar, and electronic backing from six different producers keep things bumping."
Entertainment Weekly (p.138) - "[S]he leavens street swagger with vulnerability, delivering gunshot-free boasts and stories that go beyond true-crime narrative." -- Grade: B Death Of Frequent Flyer Music Psalm One Death Of Frequent Flyer Songs Death Of Frequent Flyer Music Review Purchase Death Of Frequent Flyer CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Atmosphere Seven's Travels CD (2003)
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This Minneapolis duo had spent about a decade at the center of the insular Twin Cities hip-hop scene before their national emergence with 2002's GOD LOVES UGLY, an idiosyncratic slice of state-of-the-art conscious rap. SEVEN'S TRAVELS, their fourth full-length release, is both a logical next step and a quantum leap forward.
Ant's painterly soundscapes conjure the glory years of Daisy Age hip-hop, and frontman Slug makes up for what he lacks in Eminem-style down-and-dirty venom with a compelling combination of grainy imagery and street-level introspection. The production is a layered affair that features off-kilter beats vying for bandwidth with smartly chosen audio verite and musical samples to produce a kaleidoscopic aural effect. Slug's raps are best encapsulated in the album's closer, "Always Coming Back to You," which crams a world of experience into its brief narrative, transforming the duo's hometown into every city in the world to which its scions have returned, only to find that you really can't go home again.
Atmosphere is the biggest selling group in the underground rap scene with their cerebral yet ...
| | One Be Lo S.O.N.O.G.R.A.M. CD (2005)
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| | Sage Francis Healthy Distrust CD (2005)
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| | Felt 2: A Tribute To Lisa Bonet CD (2005)
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| | Atmosphere You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having CD (2005)
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Minneapolis three-piece rap troupe Atmosphere--like their peers Aesop Rock, Blackalicious, and others--have been part of a new era of narrative rap, as they unfold deeply-etched stories over ...
| | Soul Position Things Go Better With RJ & Al CD (2006)
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| | Chainsuck Kindly Stop For Me CD (1999)
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| | Marco Masini T'Innamorerai CD (1996) (Import) Italy
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| | Lenny Welch Since I Fell For You CD (1995)
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Track Listing of songs: Since I Fell For You; I Need Someone; Taste of Honey, A; You'd Better Change; Ebb Tide; ...
| | Mac Dre Genie Of The Lamp CD (2004)
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S.F. Bay Area rap legend Mac Dre presents one more of his alter ego rap voices. "The Genie of the Lamp" is the doppelganger of Ronald Dregan, yet they share the same voice and interests, ...
| | Frankie J One CD (2005)
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For Frankie J's 2005 album, THE ONE, the Mexican-born crooner offers up an impressive collection of songs helmed by a noteworthy array of producers, including Mario Winans and Irv Gotti. And while these established music-makers could have turned out an Usher clone, the man born Francisco Javier Bautista maintained enough creative control to craft more of a sensitive, balladeer persona for himself. The singer's style is exemplified by the lush "Story of My Life," with acoustic-guitar accompaniment and a pleading tone that's more yearning than desperate. Throughout THE ONE, however, J's Latin roots are never far away, as he croons Spanish couplets amid the snappy beats of the R&B-flavored remake of Aventura's bachata hit "Obsession (No Es Amor)," which features rapper Baby Bash. J's falsetto rings convincingly on the Winans-produced Jodeci-like jam "Can't Say It's Love" and the title track, with its perfect blend of clavinet, strings, and backing vocals. Even when the vibe gets a bit rougher, as with "On the Floor," Frankie J holds his own. As a bonus, THE ONE ...
| | Triptych Electrology CD (2005) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
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| | Masters Of Freestyle Vol. 5: The Music Lives On CD (2006)
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Track Listing of songs: What Goes Around Comes Around; Temptation; Silent Morning; Summertime, Summertime; Inside Outside; All Night; Fix It in the Mix; Girl ...
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