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The ONE...COHESIVE

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Shots Fired (feat. Codie Global)
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Came Up (feat. S.L.A.S.H)
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Y U Mad (feat. P.H. & Kristmas)
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I'm Sorry :( (feat. P.H.)
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Inner Circle (feat. C.P.)
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Jones (feat. P.O.P.E)
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Nat Geo (feat. Chris Lee)
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I Am (feat. DJ Cunta)
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Pictures (feat. G Mane)
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Never (feat. Mic Strange)
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No Radio (feat. Bentley)
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How Far (feat. Victoria Tate & Kaylan Parham)
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Money In The Sky II (feat. Chris Lee)
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Imagine (feat. Jhi Ali)
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Total Tracks: 14   Total Length: 54:26

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Kevin O'Donnell

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Kevin O'Donnell has worked as an editor at Rolling Stone and SPIN and his writing on music, books and pop culture has been published in the Washington Post, NPR...more »

12.21.11
Classic Southern hip-hop in many respects
2011 | Label: SLOW MOTION SOUNDZ, LLC / TuneCore

Shock-rappers Odd Future may have been the hip-hop rookies of the year, but this fiercely independent Southern duo were the year’s secret MVPs. The One…Cohesive is classic Southern hip-hop in many respects, from ST 2 Lettaz and Yung Clova’s vivid tales of having “a jones in my bones for the streets” and constantly dodging prison to Block Beataz’ rich, lava-lamp-slow production. But, as they profess on the symphonic epic “Inner Circle,” G-Side are more than just OutKast copycats: “Y U Mad” might be the only hip-hop jam to feature a full minute of solo classical piano.

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