Jugghead reunites with Tony Deshae and Unique the Eskimo to tell the ladies what to expect from them between the sheets.

Thunderstick (feat. Tony Deshae and Unique The Eskimo)

Back in 2004, longtime friends and collaborators Jugghead and Hookdiggy put together an EP to commemorate their High School's 10-year reunion. it was a snapshot into where they were at in their lives at the time, as well as a callback to the simpler times of their youth.
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Peasyhook Reunion

1994

The Rat Race

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Yang

No Disrespect

Don't Get No Better

Jugghead, formerly of M2S and The International Phalanx, makes his triumphant return to the mic with his new CD 48505. This project was 3 years in the making, and is Jugg's way of bringing something new to Hip-Hop and rap music. He made these songs with the intent of bringing new perspectives on Hip-Hop's conventions, like on the lead single "My Pride." he also wanted to introduce new types of rap songs that cover subject matter that rap rarely treads, like on "Vows," which he intended to be Hip-Hop's first real wedding song. He is joined on the project by guests Dr. Jarvis Richardson on "YHWH," Radio Personality DJ PC on "Arena," and his own brother LyriCal on "Arena" and "Twist & Clap." Jugghead did most of his own production, basing much of his music on songs in his diverse collection of music. His musical influences range from Jazz to R&B to even video games, movie scores and country/western music. His father Calvin Williams co-produced "The Enemy," "Twist & Clap," and "Vows," and LyriCal Co-produced "Dippin'," "The Smackoff" (which is an homage to sports personality Jim Rome), and "We're Number One."

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