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ACTION BRONSON & STATIK SELEKTAH Well Done KEY SELLING POINTS • Acclaimed follow-up album to Action Bronson’s debut Dr. Lecter • Widely considered to be Action Bronson’s most cohesive project to date • Features guest appearances from Nina Sky, Lil Fame of M.O.P. & more • Fully produced by legendary Statik Selektah (production credits include Nas, Mac Miller, 2 Chainz, Joey Bada$$, Raekwon, Run the Jewels, Wale) • Album’s music videos received coverage from MTV & BET, press coverage from Details, Rolling Stone, XXL, GQ, Respect, Source. • Collectible red colored vinyl DESCRIPTION ARTIST: Action Bronson & Statik Selektah What do you get when you combine the best hip-hop producer in Boston TITLE: Well Done with one of the best upcoming lyricists in NY? Well Done. This is an CATALOG: L-DCIDELP21 album couldn’t have a better fitting title, as it will surely fill the void hip-hop LABEL: DCide fans around the world have been yearning to fill. In the style of classic GENRE: Hip-Hop/Rap BARCODE: 605337021218 producer & MC albums, Statik & Bronson deliver intricate rhymes and FORMAT: 2XLP Red Vinyl head-nodding beats on this noteworthy release. HOME MARKET: NYC / Boston RELEASE: 10/12/2018 Coming straight out of Flushing, Queens, NYC, Action Bronson LIST PRICE: $24.98 / CT personifies the golden era of East Coast, New York hip-hop. Repping Boston, New York & New Hampshire Statik Selektah is known as the TRACKLISTING (Click Tracks In Blue To Preview Audio) “east coast boom bap ambassador” and holds down weekly radio slots on Eminem’s Shade 45. He has produced & worked with Nas, Joey 1. Respect The Mustache Bada$$, 2 Chainz, Mac Miller, 50 Cent, Jadakiss, John Legend, Wale, 2. Time For Some (feat. Lil Fame of M.O.P.) Bun B & many more. Check out “Well Done” and get reminded of how 3. Cocoa Butter (feat. Nina Sky) good rap used to sound. 4. White Silk 5. Keep Off The Grass 6. The Stick Up 7. Central Bookings (feat. Meyhem Lauren) 8. Cirque Du Soleil 9. The RainMaker 10. Love Letter 11. Not Enough Words 12. Terror Death Camp (feat. Meyhem Lauren, Maffew Ragazino & AG Da Coroner) 13. Miss Fordham Road (86’ 87’ 88’) 14. Cliff Notes 15. Bon Voyage PROUDLY DISTRIBUTED BY FAT BEATS DISTRIBUTION | 8930 ETON AVE. CANOGA PARK, CA 91304 | DISTRIBUTION.FATBEATS.COM.

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