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Charon Don & DJ Huggy (Hands Down)
Art of Life
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. Intro
2. Just Wanna Know feat. Reef
3. Ready Or Naught
4. Up In Here w/ Rah Digga
5. Alphanumeric
6. Stop (Best Beware)
7. Ghetto feat. Dynamiq
8. From Around Here feat. Wiz Khalifa
9. Frequency Of Love feat. BeLove
10. Free
11. Judge Wize
12. Observers feat. Killah Priest
13. Motherless Child
14. Make It Good
15. Anything Can Happen
16. Act Like You Know feat. Kamachi
17. Get Up Now feat. Leymar White
18. Bonus Track

CD Details

All Artists: Charon Don & DJ Huggy (Hands Down)
Title: Art of Life
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Traffic Entertainment
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 9/4/2007
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 829357244123

Synopsis

Product Description

The Pittsburgh, PA duo of Charon Don and DJ Huggy aka Hands Down, match one of Hip Hop's most up-and-coming MCs with one of Hip Hop's most up-and-coming producers. Best known for his role in Chief Kamachi's Juju Mob, Charon Don has been featured on a number of projects in the past few years, while DJ Huggy has been staying busy doing production for the likes of Black Rob, Baby of Cash Money, Sean Price, Camp Lo, MC Eight and many others. "Art Of Life" features a star studded guest list which includes Lil Scrappy (of Lil' Jon's BME Recordings and G-Unit fame), Rah Digga (Flipmode Squad), Killah Priest, Reef The Lost Cauze, Wiz Khalifa, Chief Kamachi and more. "Art of Life" is a solid Hip Hop album that will not disappoint.

CD Reviews

Great Hip-Hop Album You Haven't Heard of

N. Proph | San Jose, CA | 12/19/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I really enjoyed Charon Don & DJ Huggy's Art Of Life, surprised that this is the first review and Hip-Hop fans have not been exposed to the excellent duo of Charon Don who does the MC'ing and DJ Huggy who amazed me in literally every track with such beautful production.

It has the touches and characteristics of a classic Indie album: creative, lyrically-focused, and Sick Jacken-resembling. I never heard of Charon Don before listing to his rapping on this album. You would think he is a Wu-Tang product from his rap style and the Killah Priest collaboration on "Observers." The poetry is out of this world and DJ Huggy instantly became one of my favorite producers, almost in the same realm as DJ Premier and J Dilla.

This is a must-have album, only 4 stars because of the inconsistency in some tracks. My favorites included Charon Don ft. Reef The Lost Cauze - "Just Wanna Know", Charon Don ft. Dynamiq - "Ghetto", and Charon Don - "Free". Cop it."