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Kay’s debut solo album, The Talk Show, was released as a free download via Rappers I Know and co-premiered on Okayplayer.com. Initially slated to come out in 2005 via Ali Shaheed Muhammad’s Garden Seeker Imprint, the album didn’t see a release until 2007.

The album was an extension of The Foundation the Houston based Hip Hop Band formed in 2002 and fronted by Kay and Chris “Daddy” Dave.

The album featured Stokley from Mint Condition, Chip Fu, Kashmere Don, Sy Smith, Phife Dawg, Starchy Arch, K-otix, Nicole Hurst, The Luv Bugz, and many more with production from The ARE, Ali Shaheed, Chris Daddy Dave, Illmind, Luke Austin, Symbolyc One, Nicolay, OH NO! and more.

The Talk Show was a very important release for our collective, perhaps just behind the release that started it all, The Foundation’s self titled debut album.

http://www.rappersiknow.com/2007/05/03/kay-the-talk-show-blog-1/


Kay — "My Story" featuring Sy Smith, produced by Nicolay

Talib Kweli, Elzhi, Phonte - No Competition prod Khrysis

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Somewhere out there (Ft. SGG)


Will Sessions takes on BIG's "I Got A Story To Tell"
with some damn good results. 45 shit.

Bonus Tracks - I Got A Story To Tell (Will Sessions Rmx)

Rapsody ft. Moonchild - "Fire"  Produced by Kash, Khrysis, and 9th Wonder

02 Tall Black Guy   I Will Never Know (TBG Remix) [First Word Records]

Median - Special feat  Phonte, YahZarah, and Bahamadia-[www flvto com]

"This Could Be The Night" (Tall Black Guy Remix) is the second leak from "+FE Music: The Reworks" remix compilation that features remixes from Nicolay, Zo!, 4hero, ?uestlove & James Poyser and more. The Reworks will hit stores February 26 and Zo!'s upcoming album ManMade will be out this Spring, both on +FE Music.

Zo! - This Could Be The Night feat. Eric Roberson, Darien Brockington & Phonte (Tall Black Guy Rmx)

On their new single “Black Is…”, Tall Black Guy & Ozay Moore unpack the history of being Black in America with help from DSTL, Sareem Poems and Rich Medina. A powerful prologue is delivered by DSTL followed by back-to-back verses from Ozay and Sareem over TBG's soulful composition. And despite the pain expressed through their lyrics, it's the message of hope that triumphs; a sentiment echoed in Rich Medina's epilogue. “Black Is…” can be streamed now everywhere via Coalmine Records in celebration of Black History Month.

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