Sir Jinx's All About Money ft Isaac Hayes, Madd KD, Kim Poullard
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Sir Jinx's All About Money feat. Isaac Hayes, Madd KD, Kim Poullard

The Mindstate. Ft. Madd KD, Myron Produced By Sir Jinx
Sir Jinx's Reflextions is an interesting album because he sidesteps most "hip hip producers" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio. Sir Jinxs used available technology and his own ingenuity to make music as suited to its era (and beyond) any hip hop producer could. Sir Jinx's Reflextions brings the 70s vide from the opening track, segueing into "All About Money ft Isaac Hayes", using a simple synth and striking harmony vocals to impart its momentum. "The Pic-A-Nic Feat. Gerald Levert", is more lush, with a smooth bass line and along with Gerald Levert, backing vocals. Sir Jinx thought that having fun meant getting together with people you loved, listening to music that meant something to everyone there and looking forward to a world where a peaceful, open-minded community would have their day. Reflextions is incredibly enduring and undeniably influential, everything that prevails from this often omitted, hip hop golden era of music. This is life-affirming music, translating into triumph once again for Sir Jinx. Reflextions Featuring , Isaac Hayes, Gerald Levert, Roger Troutman, Madd KD, Keith Washington, Soul II Soul, Yo Yo, Alicia, Rayshan, Kim Poullard,  Kim Armstong, Soul II Soul, Jonny Rogers, Inside Out (Myron Torry ), BR, Huston and more,  I wonder what took Sir Jinx so long to make this album, since it really complements the his whole journey. Reflextions.	

The Mindstate. Ft. Madd KD, Myron Produced By Sir Jinx

Come Blaze Wit Me Ft, Madd KD
Produced By Sir Jinx
Sir Jinx's Reflextions is an interesting album because he sidesteps most "hip hip producers" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio. Sir Jinxs used available technology and his own ingenuity to make music as suited to its era (and beyond) any hip hop producer could. Sir Jinx's Reflextions brings the 70s vide from the opening track, segueing into "All About Money ft Isaac Hayes", using a simple synth and striking harmony vocals to impart its momentum. "The Pic-A-Nic Feat. Gerald Levert", is more lush, with a smooth bass line and along with Gerald Levert, backing vocals. Sir Jinx thought that having fun meant getting together with people you loved, listening to music that meant something to everyone there and looking forward to a world where a peaceful, open-minded community would have their day. Reflextions is incredibly enduring and undeniably influential, everything that prevails from this often omitted, hip hop golden era of music. This is life-affirming music, translating into triumph once again for Sir Jinx. Reflextions Featuring , Isaac Hayes, Gerald Levert, Roger Troutman, Madd KD, Keith Washington, Soul II Soul, Yo Yo, Alicia, Rayshan, Kim Poullard,  Kim Armstong, Soul II Soul, Jonny Rogers, Inside Out (Myron Torry ), BR, Huston and more,  I wonder what took Sir Jinx so long to make this album, since it really complements the his whole journey. Reflextions.	
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Come Blaze Wit Me Feat, Madd KD Produced By Sir Jinx from Reflextions

Talking Together Ft. Inside Out
Sir Jinx's Reflextions is an interesting album because he sidesteps most "hip hip producers" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio. Sir Jinxs used available technology and his own ingenuity to make music as suited to its era (and beyond) any hip hop producer could. Sir Jinx's Reflextions brings the 70s vide from the opening track, segueing into "All About Money ft Isaac Hayes", using a simple synth and striking harmony vocals to impart its momentum. "The Pic-A-Nic Feat. Gerald Levert", is more lush, with a smooth bass line and along with Gerald Levert, backing vocals. Sir Jinx thought that having fun meant getting together with people you loved, listening to music that meant something to everyone there and looking forward to a world where a peaceful, open-minded community would have their day. Reflextions is incredibly enduring and undeniably influential, everything that prevails from this often omitted, hip hop golden era of music. This is life-affirming music, translating into triumph once again for Sir Jinx. Reflextions Featuring , Isaac Hayes, Gerald Levert, Roger Troutman, Madd KD, Keith Washington, Soul II Soul, Yo Yo, Alicia, Rayshan, Kim Poullard,  Kim Armstong, Soul II Soul, Jonny Rogers, Inside Out (Myron Torry ), BR, Huston and more,  I wonder what took Sir Jinx so long to make this album, since it really complements the his whole journey. Reflextions.	

Talking Together Ft. Inside Out (Myron Torry ) Produced By Sir Jinx

Will You Be Mine Ft. Inside Out (Myron Torry ) ,Kim Armstrong & Yo Yo Produced By Sir Jinx 
Sir Jinx's Reflextions is an interesting album because he sidesteps most "hip hip producers" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio. Sir Jinxs used available technology and his own ingenuity to make music as suited to its era (and beyond) any hip hop producer could. Sir Jinx's Reflextions brings the 70s vide from the opening track, segueing into "All About Money ft Isaac Hayes", using a simple synth and striking harmony vocals to impart its momentum. "The Pic-A-Nic Feat. Gerald Levert", is more lush, with a smooth bass line and along with Gerald Levert, backing vocals. Sir Jinx thought that having fun meant getting together with people you loved, listening to music that meant something to everyone there and looking forward to a world where a peaceful, open-minded community would have their day. Reflextions is incredibly enduring and undeniably influential, everything that prevails from this often omitted, hip hop golden era of music. This is life-affirming music, translating into triumph once again for Sir Jinx. Reflextions Featuring , Isaac Hayes, Gerald Levert, Roger Troutman, Madd KD, Keith Washington, Soul II Soul, Yo Yo, Alicia, Rayshan, Kim Poullard,  Kim Armstong, Soul II Soul, Jonny Rogers, Inside Out (Myron Torry ), BR, Huston and more,  I wonder what took Sir Jinx so long to make this album, since it really complements the his whole journey. Reflextions.	

Will You Be Mine Ft. Inside Out (Myron Torry ) ,Kim Armstong & Yo Yo Produced By Sir Jinx

Sir Jinx's Reflextions is an interesting album because he sidesteps most "hip hip producers" arguments due to the fact that he did write his own stuff, did produce it, and even went to so far as to design much of his studio. Sir Jinxs used available technology and his own ingenuity to make music as suited to its era (and beyond) any hip hop producer could. Sir Jinx's Reflextions brings the 70s vide from the opening track, segueing into "All About Money ft Isaac Hayes", using a simple synth and striking harmony vocals to impart its momentum. "The Pic-A-Nic Feat. Gerald Levert", is more lush, with a smooth bass line and along with Gerald Levert, backing vocals. Sir Jinx thought that having fun meant getting together with people you loved, listening to music that meant something to everyone there and looking forward to a world where a peaceful, open-minded community would have their day. Reflextions is incredibly enduring and undeniably influential, everything that prevails from this often omitted, hip hop golden era of music. This is life-affirming music, translating into triumph once again for Sir Jinx. Reflextions Featuring , Isaac Hayes, Gerald Levert, Roger Troutman, Madd KD, Keith Washington, Soul II Soul, Yo Yo, Alicia, Rayshan, Kim Poullard,  Kim Armstong, Soul II Soul, Jonny Rogers, Inside Out (Myron Torry ), BR, Huston and more,  I wonder what took Sir Jinx so long to make this album, since it really complements the his whole journey. Reflextions.	

The Mindstate. Ft. Madd KD, Myron Produced By Sir Jinx

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