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Soundvision: In Stereo (EXPLICIT) (CD)

By: Lawless Element (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Soundvision: In Stereo (EXPLICIT) (CD) Album By Lawless Element (Artist)
1   Soundvision
2   Crew - (featuring Selfsays/P. Dot)
3   Shining, The
4   One Night - (featuring Melanie Rutherford)
5   Rules Pt. 2
6   Represent/Motown - (featuring Phat Kat/Big Tone)
7   Love - (featuring J Dilla)
8   Words From Dilla
9   High
10   ,,,Something - (remix, featuring Diverse)
11   Move - (featuring Melanie Rutherford)
12   Higher
 

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Vibe (p.152) - "[With] rich bass lines, warm synths, and neck-snapping snares..."

Title Note

Personnel: Vernon D. Hill (keyboards).

Audio Mixer: Todd Fairall.

Recording information: North Main Studios, Royal Oak, MI; Studio A, Dearborn Heights, MI.

Despite their name, hip-hop duo Lawless Element don't spend much time rocking the gangsta pose. Detroit cousins Magnif (Kavary Capsico) and Griot (Alfred Austin) are only in their early twenties, but there's a satisfyingly old-school feel to their debut album. In particular, DJ and producer Magnif has no compunctions about acknowledging his musical roots: samples from A Tribe Called Quest and other golden age acts are skillfully weaved throughout Soundvision: In Stereo, not in the obvious, hook-biting way of a P. Diddy, but more subtly, as a sort of commentary on the duo's own songs. Magnif's beats tend toward a jazzy mid-tempo quality, and he's particularly fond of old-fashioned organ sounds like the ones that bolster the soulful "One Night" (one of two tracks featuring R&B vocals by Melanie Rutherford). Unfortunately, Magnif's vocal partner, Griot, isn't up to his cousin's game: though he's an adequate rapper with a decent flow, his rhymes are a whole bunch of nothing special, riffling through the usual topics with occasional wit but no real insight. Matched with a more agile rapper, Magnif could create an album that lives up to his handle, but Soundvision: In Stereo is no more than promising. ~ Stewart Mason

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