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1. Intro 2. Suicide Music 3. The Age (Fish) 4. Bang 5. 4 Cornered Room 6. Connector Man 7. TKO feat. Phonte, Chaundon & Sean Price 8. Policia 9. The Greatest feat. Dasan Ahanu 10. Fly So High 11. Looking Glass 12. 14 Grams It’s been over four years since the release of his debut album, the cult classic entitled Project Mayhem. During those years L.E.G.A.C.Y. (Life Ends Gradually And Changes You) fed starving fans with a slew of monstrous guest appearances, insane live performances and album-worthy mixtapes. The obvious black sheep of the Hall of Justus Music Group finally returns with his highly anticipated sophomore release. The long awaited comeback has resulted in his brand new masterpiece known as Suicide Music. It’s a dark and strange ride with cutting edge wordplay being backed by beats created solely by underground superproducer Khrysis, who has worked with everyone in the Justus League, Rap legend Masta Ace, Jean Grae, Helta Skelta, among others. The fire fueled by the lead single “The Greatest”, which co-stars NC spoken word sensation Dasan Ahanu, is the perfect invitation to a truly insane album. Boasting features from Foreign Exchange frontman Phonte, H.O.J. co-hort Chaundon, Mela Machinko and Bootcamp wordsmith Sean Price, the word ‘cult’ may never be added, since Suicide Music will simply be known as a classic. PRE-ORDERS ON THIS ITEM ARE DUE BY MAY 12th Format: CD — Cat. No: HJR 5005 — Label: Hall of Justus — Available: JUNE 2nd 39 Broad Street, Suite 4, Quincy, MA 02169 Phone: (617) 845-0088 — Fax: (617) 845-0090 www.trafficent.com Distributed in the USA by The Orchard, 23 E. 4th St, NY, NY 10003 • tel: 212-979-6410 • fax: 212-979-7372.

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