Vinnie Paz ft. Block McCloud – “End Of Days” (Enemy Soil / 2012)
Sicknature-produced track from the Jedi Mind Tricks front-man’s excellent 2010 solo album “Season Of The Assassin”.
Vinnie Paz ft. Block McCloud – “End Of Days” (Enemy Soil / 2012)
Sicknature-produced track from the Jedi Mind Tricks front-man’s excellent 2010 solo album “Season Of The Assassin”.
Vinnie Paz – “Season Of The Assassin” (Enemy Soil) – The Jedi Mind Tricks frontman delivered his usual mix of hard-body boasts, personal confessions and Islamic references over top-notch production from the likes of DJ Muggs, Lord Finesse and Madlib – considering the huge number of producers on this project, “Season…” stood-out as one of 2010’s most cohesive and hard-hitting albums.
Eternia & MoSS – “At Last” (Fat Beats) – In a year that saw the world go Nicki Minaj crazy, those with taste knew that it was Canada’s Eternia who was really setting the standard for female emcees, or just emcees in general, regardless of gender. Balancing ferocious battle rhymes with moments of genuine soul-searching, this much-delayed collaboration with DJ Premier-protege MoSS was well worth the wait.
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Vinnie Paz ft. R.A. The Rugged Man – “Nosebleed” (Enemy Soil / 2010)
Taken from the Jedi Mind Tricks frontman’s recent album “Season Of The Assassin”.
Jedi Mind Tricks frontman Vinnie Paz speaks to WeAreChangeBoston about his solo album “Season Of The Assassin”.