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1	Intro	01:05
2	I Live My Life Now Featuring – Free Speech, Willmatic	03:42
3	Live Learn Love Featuring – Godamus Rhymes, Verbal Seed	03:13
4	Lost Souls Featuring – Mega, Strange Fruit Project	03:56
5	Into The Warzone Featuring – Blaq Poet	04:25
6	American Werewolf In Paris Featuring – Legacy	03:53
7	Make A Move Featuring – Focus, Soul	04:09
8	Terra Firma Featuring – Doomsday, Soulstice	03:37
9	Southern State Of Mind Featuring – Akshun	03:40
10	208am Featuring – 208 Dragons	02:53
11	The Testimony Featuring – The Undefined	03:29
12	Real Shit Real Talk Featuring – Free Speech, Tribeca	04:05
13	Beautiful Featuring – Ilwil	04:15
14	Visualize Featuring – Cesar Comanche	03:44
15	Bottomless Kids Featuring – Willmatic	03:54
16	Customer Service Featuring – Diablo Archer	03:49
17	I Know Featuring – Dynas	03:41
18	Fuck What You Heard Featuring – Sean Boog	03:48
19	Time Is Running Out Featuring – Tanya Morgan	04:05
20	Djimon - Outro	01:08

Notes

Once upon a time in the vanglorious world of hip-hop, the DJ was the most vital component of the artform. The DJ existed before the emcee and was the sole caretaker in moving the crowd. (S)he originated the “mixtape” long before 50 Cent decided to spit 16 bars over the “hottest beats” at the moment. So what has happened to those days? Well…I’m not sure if I can answer the question but French producer, Djimon responds with some Real Shit.

Real Shit follows the same vein as most producer-based albums (such as The Chronic, Soul Survivor, etc…) where the DJ/producer commandeers the album and showcases some up-and-coming talents to the world. In this case if you are familiar with some of the underground talents such as Tanya Morgan and the Justus League then you may be in for a bit of a treat.

The album is laced with boom-bap drums and feel-good soul samples from front to back. “The Undefined v2.0″ is the ultimate headnodding track for this album. The horns create a beautiful soundscape for The Testimony to rip over. Also, underrated Justus League member, an angry Sean Boog doesn’t hold back his feelings about his critics on “Fuck What You Heard” as he raps “You cats bitch and complain like a chick on the rag period/ You’re all bitch like your living in drag..” He clearly has a lot to get off his chest.

Real Shit gives hip-hop fans of the golden years what they have been waiting for. If you are looking for raw, dusty boom-bap beats and want to discover underground acts that are on the neverending quest of making themselves a household name, then this album will be the vehicle to transport you back to the golden, vanglorious days of the DJ/producer.

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• Barcode: 4546082000621