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El Da Sensei
Try Again |
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| USA 10inch |
| Label: Redefinition |
| limited edition |
| Release Year: 2014 |
| Style: Hip-Hop & R'n'B |
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A1 - Try Again (Vocal Version) - Produced by Joc Max, Scratches by Damu The Fudgemunk
A2 - Smoke To Me (Vocal Version) - Produced by D Smooth
A3 - Last Round (Newports, Vocal Version) - Produced by House Shoes
B1 - Try Again (Instrumental) - Produced by Joc Max
B2 - Smoke To Me (Instrumental) - Produced by D Smooth
B3 - Last Round (Newports, Instrumental) - Produced by House Shoes |
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One of hip-hop’s most consistent MCs, and notably one of a select few who has successfully constructing a solid discography since making his debut in ‘94 as one half of The Artifacts, El Da Sensei is more than familiar with the idea of what it means to Try Again. Opting for quality over quantity, the EP features a trio of songs alongside instrumental versions of each track. One of the reasons for El’s longevity is that he never compromises his vision of what hip-hop is supposed to sound like and this EP is a true testament to his ethics. Lyrically El covers a lot of ground from introspective / mature verses over a mesmerizing piano-driven track provided by Joc Max (DJ Spinna), through braggadocio / motivational
raps on”Last Round,” a collab with the outspoken Detroit DJ/ Producer/OG HouseShoes, however, the standout just might be the D-Smooth produced, Redman-approved, “Smoke To Me,” El’s highly descriptive ode to his favorite plant. If this brief but potent 10” leaves you wanting more, rest assured El is gonna keep delivering, just as he has been doing for nearly 20 years. Stay tuned for upcoming projects by El Da Sensei on Redefinition Records, including the return of the The Artifacts as well as collaborations with K-Def, Def Dee, Damu The Fudgemunk, Klaus Layer and more. |
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Price: CHF 27.00 |
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