One Be Lo - The R.e.b.i.r.t.h. - VINYL LP
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After coproducing Binary Star, Subterraneous and three Solo albums, One Be Lo began collaborating with producers outside of his Trackezoids producer crew. The first project in this series of collaborations, rightfully titled R.E.B.I.R.T.H. (Real emcees bring intelligent rhyme to hip hop.), was released in 2007 and is now available for the first time on blue vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Rebirth 2. Born & Raised 3. Keep It Rollin 4. Smash 5. Headlines 6. War 7. Don't Sleep 8. House Rules 9. Snap Shot 10. The G Gap 11. Gray 12. Hip Hop Heaven 13. Massive Monkees
- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionAfter coproducing Binary Star, Subterraneous and three Solo albums, One Be Lo began collaborating with producers outside of his Trackezoids producer crew. The first project in this series of collaborations, rightfully titled R.E.B.I.R.T.H. (Real emcees bring intelligent rhyme to hip hop.), was released in 2007 and is now available for the first time on blue vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Rebirth 2. Born & Raised 3. Keep It Rollin 4. Smash 5. Headlines 6. War 7. Don't Sleep 8. House Rules 9. Snap Shot 10. The G Gap 11. Gray 12. Hip Hop Heaven 13. Massive MonkeesArtistOne Be LoTitleThe R.e.b.i.r.t.h.FormatVINYLLabelYoung Heavy Souls
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