(Underground Hip-Hop/Instrumental) Trinity (A.G., Sadat X & DJ Jab) - 20 In (Deluxe Edition) - 2013, MP3, 320 kbps

Продолжительность: 01:01:36
01. Up To The BX feat. Eternia
02. Sunshine feat. Janelle Collins
03. Rap Attack
04. Twenty In
05. Influence feat. Janelle Collins
06. Family Love feat. Milano Constantine
07. My Way feat. Janelle Collins
08. Sometimes feat. Reef The Lost Cause, Eternia, Everlast, Immortal Technique, Slug, Sha Stimuli, Grand Puba, D-Stroy, Roxane Shante, The Audible Doctor, Ill Bill & Roc Marciano
09. Interview
10. Corrupt feat. Ill Bill & Immortal Technique
11. Then & Now feat. D-Stroy
12. Bite This 2010 feat. Roxane Shante
13. Strange feat. Janelle Collins
14. NY Bridges
15. Victory
16. Outro
17. The Bronx feat. Janelle Collins

Продолжительность: 01:00:51
01. Up to the BX (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Silent Someone]
02. Sunshine (Instrumental) [Prod. J Dilla (aka Jay Dee)]
03. Rap Attack (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Kixnare]
04. 20 In (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Kris The Katalyst]
05. Influence (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Kixnare]
06. Family Love (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Kixnare]
07. My Way (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Kixnare]
08. Sometimes (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Boac]
09. Interview (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab]
10. Corrupt (Instrumental) [Prod. The Audibile Doctor]
11. Then & Now (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & DJ Brasco]
12. Bite This 2010 (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab]
13. Strange (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & L. Precise]
14. NY Bridges (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab]
15. Victory Outro (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab & Cire Reds]
16. Outro (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab]
17. The Bronx (Instrumental) [Prod. DJ Jab]

Few artists in hip-hop have afforded the longevity that Sadat X has. Where so many off his peers have faded into obscurity, Sadat somehow continues to write innovative songs, deliver relevant contemporary commentary, and effortlessly staying tuned to trends of the day. Having enjoyed an outstanding career in hip-hop, spanning nearly 3 decades as one of the genres most distinctive voices, his undeniable twang has commanded songs not just as 1/3rd of the fabled Brand Nubian (5 group albums), but alongside our genres greatest from Jay Z, Notorious B.I.G., Nas, & Common (to name a few). He's even been tapped by the likes of popular singer/songwriter Jack Johnson, legendary House-producer Miguel Migs and MC Lyte all in recent months for collaborations on their respected albums. And not just vocalists fiend for a good X verse; extraordinary producers from The Neptunes to Primo to Madlib to Prince Paul have all called in lyrics from the self-proclaimed Dot Father to accentuate their sound scapes.
When you hear the name Andre the Giant, your initial thought is a great, larger than life, ground-breaking, strength defying man. A.G. (Andre Barnes) was born in hip-hop's originating borough - The Bronx. AG was asked to contribute to Lord Finesse's LP, titled The Funky Technician. On that fateful session, A.G. met Showbiz. Bringing back some much-needed swagger and soul, the forming of Showbiz and A.G. is what some might call the rebirth of the Bronx. Show and A.G. became a collaborative intricate part of the superb Diggin' in the Crates Crew; an elite team of MCs and producers who can claim much influence on genuine East Coast Hip-Hop. In 1992, A.G. and his counterpart Showbiz, released their debut single "Soul Clap", a self-titled EP. Their debut album, Runaway Slave, followed and is seen to date as a hip-hop essential and they followed up with Goodfellows in 1994. In 1999, A.G. released his much antici-pated first solo debut, The Dirty Version. A.G.'s second solo album, Get Dirty Radio, was released in 2006. Flash-forward to 2011 and almost two decades after A.G. not only made an impact but a dent in hip-hop; A.G. continues to release quality Hip Hop albums. A.G. is also an intricate part of the group Trinity, gearing up to their dedication to hip-hop purity.
Since its inception on July 14, 1994, Fat Beats, has had one mission: to become the international mecca for true lovers of Hip Hop. Solely owned by Joseph Abajian (DJ Jab), Fat Beats first opened its doors as a small, vinyl only retail store in a basement location at 323 East 9th Street in Manhattan's East Village. Since then, DJ Jab has seen his company explode all over the place -- worldwide that is. Fat Beats Distribution is the premier international independent distribution company specializing in hip hop. Now DJ Jab has taken on a producers role in putting a true Hip Hop project together in Trinity. With production by the late J.Dilla and features from legends like Roxanne Shante, Everlast, Grand Puba as well as today's cream of the crop like, Slug, Immortal Technique, Roc Marciano and Ill Bill to name a few, the Trinity project volume one is destined to be a classic.