2LP Tracklist Hide Credits . A1 –Master P, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Silkk The Shocker Hook It Up 2:53 A2 –Ice Cube Ghetto Vet 4:36 A3 –Jay-Z, Sauce Money and Memphis Bleek What The Game Made Me 4:10 A4 –Soulja Slim From What I Was Told 3:27 A5 –Eight-Ball & MJG Let's Ride 3:41 B1 –Master P and Sons Of Funk I Got The Hook-Up! 4:16 B2 –Snoop Doggy Dogg Hooked 4:05 B3 –Montell Jordan and Mary Brown Down With You 3:48 B4 –Mystikal and Mia X Shake Somethin' 2:52 B5 –Mo B. Dick I Don't Want To Go 5:11 C1 –C-Murder Would You Hesitate 2:52 C2 –Fiend Itch Or Scratch C3 –Mechalie Jamison Keep It Real C4 –Ol' Dirty Bastard and Mystikal Who Rock This C5 –U.G.K. Bump And Grill 4:40 D1 –Kane & Abel, Gotti and Full Blooded Tell Me What You're Lookin' For 2:43 D2 –Steady Mobbin' Call It What You Want 2:55 D3 –The Commission What You Need 2:57 D4 –Skull Dugrey Drama 2:24 D5 –Mr. Serv-On, Big Ed , Magic and Fiend We Got It 2:52 D6 –Mack 10 Bang Or Ball

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Oddisee is an everyman with extraordinary talent. Both a rapper chronicling the perils and joys of ordinary existence, and a virtuosic producer attuned to the vibrations of how life actually sounds. But don’t mistake the Odd Tape for the noise of birds chirping, idle chatter, or car alarms; it’s that internal soul-jazz reverberating at the back of your brain.For the last decade, the Mello Music Group artist has alternated between instrumental albums, full-length rap records, and his role as one-third of Diamond District. The Odd Tape is technically the former—there are no vocals—but if you call this an instrumental album, you might as well say the same about Bitches Brew. After a decade making music, the Prince Georges, Md.-raised and Brooklyn-based has transcended influences, comparisons and genre. The Odd Tape showcases the range of a composer bending hip-hop, soul, and jazz into singular form, tapping into that same emotional Fort Knox that animates all wordless choruses. The Odd Tape revolves around the rhythms of the artist’s daily life. It starts in the morning with “Alarmed,” that sounds like if Shuggie Otis did a psychedelic eye-opening cover of Nas’ “Shootouts.” It rolls through “Right Side of the Bed,” with its glitter-gold sax lines, loose drums, and sunshine-slanting-through-the-blinds keyboards. Oddisee went from sampling to creating the eternal sounds of his original inspirations. You can hear older gods like Roy Ayers, Bob James, and Fela, but mostly you hear Oddisee continue to come into his own.As Pitchfork described his previous album, 2015’s The Good Fight: “the music feels distinctly international and unhindered, far removed from the straight-ahead boom-bap he used to make. He’s always created on his own terms, but [this] feels like a hearty "fuck you" to prevailing groupthink and the industry’s creative limitations.” But this record marks another ascension. It glides, meditates, and simmers from “Alarmed” to “Still Sleeping.” The soundtrack to his coffee in the morning

Tracklist Hide Credits . A1 We Can Be Lovers (R&B Hip Hop Mix) Rap [Featuring] – Kwamè* 4:40 A2 We Can Be Lovers (No Rap) (R&B Swing Mix) 4:49 B1 We Can Be Lovers (Hip Hop Mix) Rap [Featuring] – Kwamè* 4:51 B2 We Can Be Lovers (Sax A. Mental)