Blu & Exile, Below The Heavens (COLOR)

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BLUE SPLATTER AND BLUE MARBLED
2LP + 7INCH - SOUND IN COLOR
2007 => 2020

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    TRACKLIST

    01. My World Is...

    02. The Narrow Path

    03. Simply Amazin’ (steel blazin’)

    04. Juice n’ Dranks

    05. In Remembrance

    06. Blu Collar Worker

    07. Dancing In The Rain

    08. First Things First

    09. Greater Love

    10. Good Life

    11. Soul Rising

    12. Cold Hearted

    13. Below The Heavens pt. I

    14. Below The Heavens pt. II


    Bonus 7”

    Side A. Dancing In The Rain (Instrumental)

    Side B. I Am Blu... (Instrumental)


    DESCRIPTION

    Newly repressed on Blue and White Marble Vinyl for the first time. 

    Blu is the leader of West Coast Hip Hop. Since the days of Pharcyde, Freestyle Fellowship, and Jurassic 5, there have been few wordsmiths that have grasped the attention of listeners worldwide. Introduced to NWA and Public Enemy by his father, Blu later was captivated by the likes of Black Star, The Roots, and Common, creating a unique balance that is displayed in Blu’s personality and music.

    Blu’s first full length LP, “Below the Heavens” pairs Blu with producer Exile on the Sound in Color imprint. His first single, “Narrow Path” has rocked stages across the world, as fans begin to feel the impact of Blu’s music. His delivery flows flawlessly, while the content reflects the joy and pain of working class youth everywhere. Since the release of “Narrow Path,” Blu has performed alongside Slum Village, X-Clan, Platinum Pied Pipers, Lyrics Born, DJ Houseshoes, and many others, while participating in 3 high-profile nationwide tours alongside musical family members: Ta’Raach, Aloe Blacc, and Exile. The buzz has fans salivating for new music. Worldwide, people are looking to put hope into the ‘next’ emcee that will give them the same feeling when they first heard Black Thought, Common, or Slum Village. Blu fulfills this need, but maintains something that is entirely new, while not recycled.