#210 Souls Of Mischief - There Is Only Now (Instrumental)

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Special Instrumental release of the Adrian Younge and Souls of Mischief collaboration There Is Only Now.

The sixth...

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Categories & Friends, Albums, All, Hip Hop
Type: Album

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Special Instrumental release of the Adrian Younge and Souls of Mischief collaboration There Is Only Now.

The sixth album from legendary hip-hop group Souls of Mischief, There Is Only Now, is a unique cinematic 90s crime tale of love, loss, and revenge. A conceptual collaboration with producer Adrian Younge and the first release on his freshly launched Linear Labs Records label. This ambitious full-length offering will be available in July.

There Is Only Now sees the Souls of Mischief crew members trading bars with a cast of hip-hop and soul luminaries. Souls of Mischief and Adrian Younge have created a hip-hop album like no other. The result of a special moment for all involved, There Is Only Now proves that after two decades in the rap game hip-hop's Fab Four remains committed to the expansion of their legacy as hip-hop innovators and pioneers.

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