LISTED REVIEWS
This album is everything you would expect from a Boston hip-hop label; raw lyrics and fat boombap are served on Shed Light’s debut album.
POSTED 03|07|2005
This album is refreshingly educative, mad creative and a joy to listen to. Rewind!
POSTED 03|07|2005
'PowerMoves' is a great album that not only has dope jazzy funk production but also strong, conscious rhymes. QuiteNyce? Yo, this album is VeryNice!
POSTED 03|06|2005
Who’s the biggest pimp of them all? K-Dee babyyyyy! No doubt, this is one of the smoothest pimp albums ever created. 'It don’t stop, till the panty’s drop!'.
POSTED 03|05|2005
The spacey wickedness of Sun-Ra, the jazzy boom bap of A Tribe Called Quest and the reflection of Philadelphia’s impressive soul legacy are resonating through this album.
POSTED 03|05|2005
Like DJ Clark Kent says on the backside cover of the album: 'This is the dope that turns hip hop listeners into addicts!'. Now, start searchin...
POSTED 02|25|2005
This LP listens very easily due to the fact that the tracks are kinda short, but mostly because the music is fresh like a cool breeze on a summer’s eve.
POSTED 02|14|2005
The CD runs through their discography and contains many singles (a & b-sides), exclusives and their first radio appearance on the legendary Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show.
POSTED 02|12|2005
This is a record with attitude, pumpin bass lines, rollin drums and some electro breaks. Dope, def, devastating… Priority One Posse has left a mark in the last year of a remarkable hip-hop decade.
POSTED 02|11|2005
Prices go high for this one, for the LP as well as the CD (even higher!), but you just need to hunt it down!
POSTED 02|11|2005from the vaults
