Lazy Sunday

Lazy Sunday (Statik Selektah Remix) [feat. Melanie Charles]

J Dilla - Mandarin Tea

Gold PP7's

Solar Heat

Press Release (PRLog): http://bit.ly/1rR1s4k

Buy-Links:
Digital Download:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/1odCIT1 
• Amazon: http://amzn.to/1qeHr6N
• Spotify: http://spoti.fi/1rLW5pV

Compact Disc:
• Fat Beats: http://bit.ly/1qF7qrF
• UGHH: http://bit.ly/1j2PGE4

The Rap Up: http://bit.ly/1xsoFwR
"Illa Ghee’s Social Graffiti drops next Tuesday, and TRU is proud to premiere its last leak prior to its release. The track titled "James Worthy" can be found in the very center of the album, and is key to many of the album’s themes. “People dig my lyrics but I’m not a super star. The same way James Worthy was to Magic and Kareem,” explains Illa Ghee about the song’s title, which hits a personal note tying into the album’s overarching theme of finding art in things overlooked, undervalued, or taken for granted, by the masses. According to Illa Ghee, “Most people look at graffiti and see it as trash. They don’t see the art, or the letters in the art. I feel like for Hip-Hop it’s the same thing… people don’t hear the beauty in the art form.”"

""James Worthy" is an understated track that fits the subject to a tee. Illa Ghee describes his m.o. over an ethereal vocal sample accompanied by crisp snares. The song doesn’t have a hook in the traditional sense, but rather interjects bursts of commentary from games the legendary Lakers player performed in, adding dramatic flair to the track." 

*Click here to view highlights of 'Big Game James': http://youtu.be/lzrYyb-Vo_A

"As an added bonus, there’s a tidbit of interesting trivia (well, interesting to a rap nerd like me, at least). Apparently, the way Illa Ghee likens himself to James Worthy inspired his homie Sean P to record a loosie in which likens himself to another Laker of yesteryear: Kurt Rambis. Why? Because according to P, like Rambis, he has “got to do the dirty work!”" (-J. Monkey, The Rap Up)

Sean Price - "Kurt Rambis": https://soundcloud.com/sean-p/kurt-rambis

About 'Social Graffiti':
Longtime Brooklynite lyricist Illa Ghee gets set to release his third solo full length LP, Social Graffiti, which is set to be released through IMOR Entertainment on July 8th. The album features guest appearances from industry veterans Sean Price, O.C., Fame (of M.O.P.), Guilty Simpson, JuJu (of The Beatnuts), Royal Flush, General Steele (of Smif-n-Wessun), and boasts production from legendary beatsmiths such as Large Professor (Nas, Busta Rhymes), Ayatollah (Mos Def, Ghostface Killah) and Team Demo (50 Cent), among others.

About Illa Ghee:
Illa Ghee is an RIAA Certified Gold Record recipient for his guest appearance on the song "Can't Get Enough Of It" as featured on Mobb Deep's third album, Hell on Earth, which was released in November of 1996. Ghee is also featured on "Hold You Down," featuring Prodigy and Nina Sky, off The Alchemist's debut solo LP, 1st Infantry, which peaked at number 101 on the the Billboard 200 and number 11 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Over the years, Illa Ghee has collaborated with an array of iconic emcees such as Mobb Deep, The Beatnuts, Tragedy Khadafi, Blaq Poet, Inspectah Deck, Mic Geronimo, Jaz-O, and more and has performed alongside Slick Rick, Cypress Hill, and Dilated Peoples, among others. To date, Ill Ghee has worked with several notable industry producers such as The Alchemist, Large Professor, Havoc, Ayatollah and DJ Skizz, among others, and was one of the first Hip-Hop recording artists to collaborate with Benny Blanco for the track "Let'em Know," whose gone onto create music for the likes of Katy Perry, Rihanna, Maroon 5 and more. 

Tracklist:
01. Social Graffiti (Intro) (prod. by William Giovanni)
02. Salute The General (feat. Fame) [prod. by DJ Skizz]
03. Speak To 'Em (feat. Sean Price) [prod. by Crummie Beats]
04. Murda Boyz (prod. by Diallo)
05. Rum Raisin (prod. by M. Stacks)
06. Get Money (prod. by Vinyl Frontiers)
07. Razor Blade Vomit (prod. by Amazing SB)
08. Blurred Pupil (feat Rell [prod. by Shawneci]
09. James Worthy (prod. by George Black)
10. Bruised Ego (feat. JuJu) [prod. by Crummie Beats]
11. No Mercy (feat. Guilty Simpson & Switch) [prod. by Crummie Beats]
12. B.O.D.Y. (Bars Over Dose Yours) (prod. Crummie Beats)
13. Hold Up (feat Royal Flush) [prod. by Grayce Musik]
14. Talking In A 3rd Person (prod. by Ayatollah)
15. 90 (prod. by Large Professor)
16. On The Bklyn Side (feat. Steele & O.C.) [prod. by Shawneci]
17. Open Up The Door (prod. by Team Demo)

Illa Ghee - "James Worthy" (prod. by George Black)

[intro]
yo the rhythm like percussion, disgustin, it hurt my stomach
im fussin', you got me sick so baby bring the Robitussin
no more talking i don't want the
discussion
get it unbuttoned, baby like a volcano how you got me eruptin

[chorus]
how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin

[verse 2]
no discussion, bitch im pushing the boundaries
countin calories
a valley couldn't slow me over slavin a salary!
behavin while i wait for the day that i bring the calvary, 
and caravan my way to my fate another galaxy
awaits, my god this place is overcrowded
i decay, while fate just take away the balan
ce
so i pray to god, stay safe when im around it
and i play the same damn game, to move a mountain

[chorus]
how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin

[bridge]
but baby! listen yeah you really aint shit you

[verse 3]
this ridiculous / you fired like a piston it's
easy to be promiscuous
but hard to be great
so go and grapple with existence it's
nothin but gracious business 
im enrichin goin fishin baby testing my fate
because the proof is in the pudding
im going to where you couldnt
john wooden, way im coachin
test me probably shouldn't
reproached i boast
what's on the plate?
yeah the cake taste better
when it's me that get baked

[chorus]
how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin
yeah how you got me eruptin

eruptin

Revelation 3

Unofficial remix of Your Old Droog's "Hidden Persuaders" produced by DJ Skizz. Shout to Droog for the blessing to release.

Hidden Persuaders (Remix w/ Your Old Droog)

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib - Shame (Ben Hedibi Remix)

YAY! The Good People have returned, always strong production from Saint and this is no exception.  Two solid tracks from Saint and Emskee, we're really feeling 'Down Here'.

Limited edition 300 copies, black vinyl 7" 45rpm.

Pre-order - records ship in late June.

Lazy Sunday (Statik Selektah Remix) [feat. Melanie Charles]

Kooley High