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Phat Kat
Carte Blanche
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Nasty Ain't It? Produced by J Dilla
2. Get It Started Produced by Young RJ
3. My Old Label Produced by J Dilla
4. Cold Steel feat. Elzhi. Produced by J Dilla
5. Danger feat T3 and Black Milk. Produced by Black Milk
6. Vessels feat. Truth Hurts. Produced by Nick Speed
7. Lovely feat. Melanie Rutherford. Produced by Young RJ
8. Cash Em Out feat. Loe Louis. Produced by Black Milk
9. Game Time Produced by J Dilla
10. Survival Kit Produced by Black Milk
11. Nightmare feat. Guilty Simpson. Produced by Nick Speed
12. Hard Enuff feat. Fat Ray. Produced by Black Milk
13. True Story Pt.2 Produced by Young RJ
14. Don't Nobody Care About Us Produced by J Dilla

CD Details

All Artists: Phat Kat
Title: Carte Blanche
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Look Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 5/8/2007
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 822593001024, 822593001017

Synopsis

Album Description

Legendary Detroit emcee and original J-Dilla collaborator Phat Kat brings the "D'"s underground hip-hop sound to the forefront with Carte Blanche, his second solo album and first for Look Records. Featuring previously-unreleased Dilla tracks, plus collaborations with Elzhi and T3 (Slum Village), Truth Hurts, and Guilty Simpson Carte Blanche is a rugged, hardcore ride through the life and times of Phat Kat, aka Ronnie Cash.

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CD Reviews

Damn near to a Classic!

Mitch Lagrow | Syracuse,New York. | 05/09/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an amazing album. Production is on point of course with Black Milk and Dilla, and "cold steel" is the perfect single for this album. Certainly a must have for any hip-hop fan. I consider this a solid album that could easily be considered classic."

The D is where it's at

bRaZzi | the Bronx, NYC | 05/23/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"being from NY, I can honestly say that the D(etroit) is the near being the next NY. Phat Kat brings it hard to the mic with beats from J Dilla, Black Milk, Young RJ, and Nick Speed. A classic Detroit sound that will evoke thoughts of the "Old" New York."

Real Detroit sound

AndyH3000 | 07/08/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"In some of the songs on this album, Detroit rapper Phat Kat laments that it took the death of legendary producer J Dilla for radio stations to actually play any of his music. As crass as that may sound, he's got a point: Hip-hop radio has completely slept on any Detroit artists that aren't Eminem or in Eminem's camp.

Phat Kat, for instance, has been around for quite a while and, with this masterfully assembled album, is finally getting some due outside the 313. Basically, if you like hard-hitting beats and grimy lyrics you should like this album and you should check out other Detroit luminaries such as Black Milk and Guilty Simpson. And, of course, J Dilla."