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A trio of rugged rhymers: Sean Price, the Brooklyn-bred lyricist that's quick to knock your block off Jailhouse Rock style; Diabolic, the aggressive Suffolk County rhyme sayer that spits with reckless abandon; and Vinnie Paz, the misanthropic Philly native who stays ready for battle, all make up the foundation for "Game Time," the latest release from Diabolic's forthcoming 'Fightin Words' LP, that's set to drop 9/16. Although Diabolic might not be a household name just yet, his accolades are worth mentioning: earning a spot on Billboard's Hip Hop and R&B charts, as well as receiving the HHUG Best Album of the Year Award with his debut 'LP, Liar & a Thief,' are quite the accomplishments. Over a slick cut from the Brooklyn beat-smith, 5th Seal, who manages to squeeze everybody from Das EFX to the late Guru in this Premier'esque scratch hook, "Game Time" takes things back to the time where lyrics were valued over everything. Pre-orders for 'Fightin Words' are now available through iTunes via digital download, or Fat Beats on either CD or 2xLP.

Diabolic 'Game Time' [Produced by 5th Seal] Feat: Sean Price & Vinnie Paz

In an industry saturated by rappers and beat makers the true emcee and producer are quickly becoming a rare breed. Fortunately their are few who still keep true to the essence and continue to carry the torch in today's music climate. The music of 5th Seal embodies hip hop in it's purest form. His credits speak volumes, Method Man, Cortez, Immortal Technique, Joell Ortiz, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Krs One, Rass Kass, Kool G Rap, Rakim and Canibus are just some of the artists who have recorded on the music of 5th Seal. 5th Seal is a Brooklyn native who made his name on New York City's underground beat battle circuit, with late partner Metaphysic (RIP). The duo dominated the battles and secured their stake in the New York scene as the producers on the rise. 5th Seal has been living up to the anticipation with various placements, working with hip hop legends, independent artist and various mainstream acts. In addition to albums he has also produced scores for television including the "PEPSI MAX Hip Hop Audible" commercials which featured Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Snoop Dog and played seventeen weeks on your flat screen. 5th Seal is the producer to watch as he continues to bring that heat on his road to hip hop infamy.

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