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Wu-Tang Clan - A Better Tomorrow (02/12/2014)

Wu-Tang Clan - A Better Tomorrow (02/12/2014)

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A Better Tomorrow es el sexto álbum de estudio del grupo de hip hop estadounidense Wu-Tang Clan. El álbum fue lanzado hoy 2 de diciembre de 2014 por Warner Bros. Records. El álbum contiene los sencillos "Keep Watch", "Ron O'Neal" y "Ruckus in B Minor". El álbum ocupó el puesto número 29 en la lista Billboard 200 y el número 3 en US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, vendiendo 24,386 copias en su primera semana de lanzamiento. Los productores del álbum principalmente fueron RZA, Rick Rubin, Adrian Younge, Mathematics y 4th Disciple. Todo el grupo actuó en el álbum y como invitados debutaron Streetlife, Nathaniel y Tekitha.

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Creative Audio Progress

Today I proposed the idea of switching up my creative audio project to my lecturer. What really turns me up is rap music, so thats what my project is going to be about. The project is called Sunnyvale, which is a collab project between me, Bobandii and my boy Lahey. Track one, Shit Stain Kids is already recorded in a professional studio. I feel really privileged to have the opportunity to use these facilities, and I cant wait to continue this project throughout the semester. Our style is raw and veers away from the main image in rap music at the moment, which is being a Gangster with guns, bitches and money. Rappers always talk about keeping it real, but how many of these rappers really are? I rap about being a shit head kid that likes drinking too much and really just being a more successful delinquent  coming out of warkworth. Thats me keeping it real. I like being different. What comes with this is humor in the tracks, because your not trying to portray the image of being the dopest dude out. For me its important not to let the humor take over the tracks though, for example, Lil Dicky is a rapper with the same approach, but he has become more of a youtube laugh than a serious artist. So I think that my shit is going to be a bit more rough and hard hitting within the rap, but surrounded by hilarious random rambling within the track. 

Bobandii: https://soundcloud.com/bobandii

Lahey: https://soundcloud.com/scrumbuknights

Lil Dicky: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8rVJyj4zE0S9-sccMLifIA