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BRK 151 BIG SHUG Triple Ogzus CD BIG SHUG TRIPLE OGZUS 1.) I Am Somebody 2.) I Bleed For This 3.) The Reason 4.) Days Go By 5.) Never Change 6.) Not A Fan (feat. Reks & Termanology) 7.) Triple OGzus 8.) Make That Body Do 9.) Off Rip (feat. Termanology & Singapore Kane) 10.) 2 Good (feat. Trumayne) 11.) All In 12.) Showtime (Cuts by DJ Djaz) 13.) Make Moves, Get Money 14.) Get It (feat. Singapore Kane) 15.) Relationships 16.) Chase Then Ball 17.) Soldiers It's War Out Here 18.) In The Rain Features Guest Appearances And Production From DJ Premier, Termanology, Reks, MoSS, Singapore Kane, Reel Drama, Kid Called Quest and more. After trailblazing around the globe numerous times with Gang Starr as a core member of the Gang Starr Foundation, Big Shug, who has appeared on Gang Starr’s classics such as 1994’s Hard To Earn “F.A.L.A.,” 1998’s Moment Of Truth “The Militia” and 2003’s Gold-certified The Ownerz “Capture” (Militia Pt.3), follows up his last street savvy endeavor, I.M. 4-EVA (2012), with his new project, Triple OGZus, which will be released on 3/17/15 While MoSS, Reel Drama and Kidd Called Quest contribute production, staying true to the Gang Starr Foundation formula, Big Shug recreates his indelible bond with DJ Premier on the albums two singles and videos, “Off Rip,” which also features Termanology and Singapore Kane, and “I Bleed For This”. Preemo produces three tracks in total on Triple Ogzus and as Shug states, the bond the two have fostered over the years only continues to grow “Premier is my brother, and with all the technology, and changing faces, we are still the same. We are on the same page when we make songs, we still bug out. We represent the Gang Starr legacy. And we are serious about that!” Big Shug explains “Triple OGzus represents me as a street veteran, underground icon and original gangster who is always wise to the game. I love the fans and will always represent authentic hip-hop music with my soul.” VIEW THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR “OFF RIP”, PRODUCED BY DJ PREMIER AND FEATURING TERMANOLOGY AND SINGAPORE KANE HERE CAT # BRK 151-CD UPC 8 53044 00351 9 LABEL BRICK RECORDS ARTIST BIG SHUG TITLE TRIPLE OGZUS STREET 03/17/15.
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