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Artist…….: Royce Da 5′9″
Title……..: Street Hop
Label……..: M.I.C. RECORDS / ONE RECORDS
Release.Type.: Album
Genre……..: Hip-Hop
Source…….: CDDA
Encoder……: LAME v3.97 -V 2 –vbr-new
Quality……: 230 kbps avg
Street.Date..: 2009-00-00
Rip.Date…..: 2009-10-15
Year………: 2009
Tracks…….: 19
Playtime…..: 1h 10min Total
Size………: 115.82 MB
URL……….:

Tracklist
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01. Gun Harmonizing (Featuring Crooked I) 4:15
02. Count For Nothing 3:31
03. Soldier (Featuring Kid Vishis) 3:43
04. Something 2 Ride 2 (Featuring Phonte) 3:49
05. Dinner Time (Featuring Busta Rhymes) 3:08
06. Far Away 2:54
07. The Warriors (Featuring Slaughterhouse) 5:05
08. …a brief intermission (skit) 0:37
09. New Money 3:05
10. Shake This 4:21
11. Gangsta (Featuring TrickTrick) 3:55
12. Mine Is Thiz (Featuring Mr. Porter) 3:15
13. Street Hop 2010 2:47
14. Thing For Your Girlfriend (Featuring K-Young) 4:26
15. On The Run 4:25
16. Murder 4:38
17. Bad Boy (Featuring Jungle Rock Jr.) 4:05
18. Part Of Me 4:21
19. Hood Love (Featuring Bun B & Joell Ortiz) 3:50

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Artist : Willy Northpole

Album : Tha Connect

Label : DTP

Genre : Rap

Street date : 2009-00-00

Quality : 172 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo

Encoder : Lame 3.97 -V2 –vbr-new

Size : 64.94 MB

Time : 48:54 min

Url : http://www.islanddefjam.com/artist/home.aspx?artistID=7319

Release Group: MTD

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1. Intro 2:56

2. Hood Sh** 3:07

3. The Story 3:28

4. Skit (How Hard) 1:46

5. Body Marked Up 4:01

6. Hood Dreamer (Feat. B.O.B.) 4:38

7. Feeling Alright 3:12

8. Skit (Ghetto Tour Guide) 0:23

9. Ghetto Tour Guide 4:01

10. #1 Side Chick (Feat. Bobby Valentino) 4:30

11. Vegas Lights 4:07

12. The Life (Feat. Ne-Yo) 3:47

13. Dear Lord 2:39

14. Skit (At Salt’s Grave) 1:30

15. Heaven 4:49

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Willy Northpole is the first true Arizona rapper to break out of the confines

of the state. Yet, with the release of Willy Northpole’s stunning debut Tha

Connect that limited perspective is about to change, we are introduced to a

world of marked gangsters, midnight crack slingers and strong family bonds.

On his first single “Body Marked Up,” an ode to the numerous tattoos that

cover his body, Willy drops verbal bombs onto an unsuspecting audience.

Utilizing a minimal beat that was produced by a 14 year old new-jack named

Wonka, “Body Marked Up” is a hypnotic banger that has enticed more than a few

industry ears. Through his child hood friend & manager Tiffany J. of Family

Tree Entertainment he inked a deal with Ludacris’ powerhouse label Disturbing

tha Peace.

A mere child at the time of his neighborhood’s metamorphosis in the mid-`80s,

the introduction of crack changed Willy’s life in many ways. Enticed

simultaneously by the chaos of the streets and the sound of early hip-hop,

Willy’s mom entered him in a few talent shows. Still, at that point in his

life, the streets had a stronger pull than the stage.

On the moving track “Heaven,” produced by Jelly Roll, Willy revisits the pain

of the violet deaths that have befallen on many of his homies. Willy was

locked-up for robbery at the age of 15 which may have just saved his life. In

the youth detention for three years, Willy hung posters of Jay-Z, DMX and

others on his cell walls and continued to write rhymes on a regular.

Released when he was 18, Willy was determined to do the right thing. He got a

real job and started buying his own equipment. He started going to the

studio, and the engineer who worked there taught him how to make beats.

However, taking a cue from 50 Cent, Willy released a diss single called

“Garbage Disposal,” and others started paying attention too. Dissing local

crews, he went digging deep to get dirt on his rivals. Ironically, through

the help of his friend Hot Rod, “Garbage Disposal” also caught the ears of

the G-Unit maestro himself. “I’ll always have respect for 50 and Hot Rod, but

some of the people around him…”

Another standout track from Willy Northpole’s includes the Black Elvis

produced “The Life,” a feel good song that features Def Jam soul man Ne-Yo on

the hook. “I had left the song without a hook, because I wanted to get an R&B

singer on it, but Ne-Yo was the last person I expected to get. Man, when I

heard Ne-Yo on my track `The Life,’ I knew my life was about to change.” In

truth, after listening to Tha Connect, your life too will be changed.

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