Track Listings (16) - Disc #1| All Artists: Reef the Lost Cauze Title: Feast or Famine Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: TRAFFIC Original Release Date: 1/1/2010 Re-Release Date: 2/2/2009 Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop Styles: East Coast, Pop Rap Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: Feast of Famine UPC: 829357246127 |
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Reef The Lost Cauze is a Philadelphia mic-slayer on a mission. In 2004 Reef was quoted as — saying "This album is me at the top of my game." Boastful? Perhaps. But five years (and two — more full lengths later) it's clear Re... more » |
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Reef The Lost Cauze is a Philadelphia mic-slayer on a mission. In 2004 Reef was quoted as
saying "This album is me at the top of my game." Boastful? Perhaps. But five years (and two
more full lengths later) it's clear Reef was speaking truth about Feast Or Famine.
Reef first made a name for himself with the 2003's Invisible Empire and then with his
Philadelphia crew, the JuJu Mob, on their critically acclaimed Black Candles LP. In addition to
his reputation on the MC battle circuit he's a member of the Hip Hop supergroup / collective
Army of the Pharaohs.
Feast Or Famine has some featured rappers and producers such as Sean Price who
appearances on "Fair One" (with production from DJ Mighty Mi) as well as fellow JuJu Mob
members Charon Don (on "I'm Rich") and Chief Kamachi (on "Already Dead"). But the biggest
feature "Feast Or Famine" is Reef's creative growth and his formidable lyrical abilities.
saying "This album is me at the top of my game." Boastful? Perhaps. But five years (and two
more full lengths later) it's clear Reef was speaking truth about Feast Or Famine.
Reef first made a name for himself with the 2003's Invisible Empire and then with his
Philadelphia crew, the JuJu Mob, on their critically acclaimed Black Candles LP. In addition to
his reputation on the MC battle circuit he's a member of the Hip Hop supergroup / collective
Army of the Pharaohs.
Feast Or Famine has some featured rappers and producers such as Sean Price who
appearances on "Fair One" (with production from DJ Mighty Mi) as well as fellow JuJu Mob
members Charon Don (on "I'm Rich") and Chief Kamachi (on "Already Dead"). But the biggest
feature "Feast Or Famine" is Reef's creative growth and his formidable lyrical abilities.