Block Scholars : From Zero to Hero.
Award winning independent hip hop group.
Unlike their first album Weather The Storm, which showed struggle and perseverance, this album is a bit more "street"... gritty. This album is more about the real foundation of the Block Scholars; music from the streets, for the streets that will reach and teach. From Zero To Hero, is the second album from the Block Scholars on Magnatune.
Songs:
1. Block Scholars The ONE (ft 2mental and 20-20)
2. By Any Means (ft 20-20)
3. Time Machine
4. Go Hard
5. I'm Gonna Say It
6. Council of 9 Remix (god-b NOBULL Matt Maddox Vagabond Prosthetic Hip DBE Masspike Knife Star One Mic)
7. Lyrical Extermination
8. Can U Work With Me (ft 20-20)
9. Flossin
10. Skitzo
11. F''' The TV (ft Knife Star)
12. Make This Money (ft Sirtafyde and 20-20)
13. Who You Foolin
14. You Can't Fight Us (ft 20-20)
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 5/19/2012
Block Scholars lives in Colorado USA
Tagged as: Hip Hop, Funk
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Block Scholars : From Zero to Hero.