Kanii - it was nice knowing u - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Kanii's anxiously awaited debut EP, exiit, serves as a profoundly momentous arrival. Out now via Masked Records/Warner Records, the eight-track project creates a vibrant world where Jersey club, R&B, and pop collide - illuminating Kanii's enigmatic signature style, positioned at the intersection of uncontainable club energy and soaring pop palatability. The electronic production underscores his vocals as the lyrics navigate emotions adjacent to heartbreak. Exiit essentially unfolds like a night out with Kanii, offering a plethora of unforgettable memories in the club. It features Kanii's anthem, I Know,Inch which catapulted onto the Billboard Hot 100. The project also boasts the scorching InchGo (Xtayalive 2),Inch an earworm from the EP that has become ubiquitous on social media worldwide among fans and various cultural figures alike. And fan-favorite dancefloor-ready banger, InchHeart RacingInch featuring Riovaz and Nimstarr, encapsulates the magic Kanii has been able to conjure since making music in Washington, D.C., just feet from where he slept. Exiit carries a sense of importance, representing a career-defining moment for Kanii, who already exhibits the qualities of a generational talent with an incredibly supportive audience.

Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah made his solo debut with this 1996 album, and what a debut it was a #2 smash, a platinum album and one of the greatest creations to come out of the Wu-Tang orbit (this was produced by RZA, too). Raekwon and Cappadonna share the rapping with Ghostface as the soul/blaxploitation samples fly across InchAll That I Got Is YouInch (featuring Mary J. Blige), Inch260,Inch InchIron Maiden,Inch InchWildflower,Inch InchDaytona 500,Inch InchAfter the Smoke Is ClearInch and more. A '90s hip-hop classic returns here on double 180-gram vinyl in a gatefold sleeve! Music on Vinyl.

2018 . After a 10-year hiatus, Twenty2 is back with a new studio recording. They teamed up with producer Gautier Marinof to arrange a six track EP that showcases their unique punk style with a modern melodic twist. Think of the Descendents rocking out, with No Use for a Name's catchy melody and Good Riddance's aggressive vocals - Sounds like a match made in heaven, right? The tracks were mixed and mastered at the legendary Blasting Room by Jason Livermore and feature guest appearances by Stephen Egerton (Descendents, All) and Al Nolan (Almighty Trigger Happy).