Anonymous Culture : The Intervention.
Stylish and sharp witted hip-hop.
The Intervention seeks to revive real hip-hop with a contagious and versatile
selection of tracks showcasing the artist's range and lyrical skill.
Rejecting gimmicks, AnonymousCulture opts to pair his crisp delivery and sharp
style with an even sharper wit. The powerful social consciousness conveyed
through his rhymes is as infectious as the artist's audible enthusiasm for his
craft.
Songs:
1. Effin Rite
2. Groove
3. 6 In Da Morning
4. Flo Glo Neo
5. Me - U
6. Eights Interlude
7. Oh nooo
8. Spring Tears
9. I'm Gone
10. Can't Be Seen
11. Trouble
12. Get Down AT
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 6/26/2010
Anonymous Culture lives in Texas USA
Tagged as: Hip Hop, Other
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