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Ghislain Poirier
Cold as Hell |
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| USA 12inch |
| Label: Chocolate Industries |
| Release Year: 2004 |
| Style: Hip-Hop & R'n'B |
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Tracks |
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Cold as Hell (Street, Clean, Instrumental) |
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Don't Smile it's Post-Modern (Street) |
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La Blessure |
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After 2 independent releases and an under the radar Chocolate Industries album, Montreal-based Ghislain Poirier is back with more bullets for a second Chocolate round. GP falls into the tech-nerd brand of hip-hop-electronica and he's picked the perfect mc compliment in Beans (formerly of Anti-Pop) for "Cold As Hell" Burpy production seems to be all the rage these day for this sub-genus. "Don't Smile It's Postmodern" is the most compelling track here, with Neptunes style boom claps and all sorts of synthetic fibers woven in (actually sounds like a remix for "Grindin"). The selection is rounded out by "La Blessure" a moody piece that’s no doubt a product of gloomy Montreal days. |
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Price: CHF 15.00 |
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