aceyalone’s upcoming is entirely produced by rjd2. i tend to prefer hip-hop albums with only one producer, so i’m really interested to hear what this sounds like.
Having worked together on Aceyalone’s last album, “Love and Hate” the chemistry was undeniable and a full album together was only a matter of time. “To me, Acey and his crew were like the west coast Organized Konfusion in the mid 90’s,” notes RJ. “I always had a ton of respect for him, and of course, those are the kind of people you want to work with.”
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P.E.A.C.E said,
I would say that Freestyle Fellowship of the 90’s was more fantastic than Organized Konfusion of the 90’s. But I could be a little biased.
doc tanner said,
i agree with p.e.a.c.e.
is the rjd2 track on the last acey lp any good?
either way, doc tanner is excited.
chilly weiners said,
no, the last acey/rj collab was not that great. it was a single. and it was i guess supposed to have crossover/club appeal, but it was just kinda boring. that said, you know chilly weiners is excited about this album.