99 USD. The first album from Lyrics Born featuring the hit "Callin Out"

Released October 7, 2003 Tracklist. 1. Dream Sequence (Intro) Lyrics.

But none of these tracks hold the emotional severity of the hammerhead mid-album chanter "The Last Trumpet" with partner-in-crime Lateef The Truth Speaker. A thinly veiled 9/11 response at face value, the song thrives chiefly on the ridiculous chemistry between Latyrx. Riding a barebones drum loop with rolling bass stabs and an orchestral hue, the duo trades off lines, with Lyrics Born detailing that the "the harvest has no worth" while Lateef vilifies a society wherein "the people are the victims, sheep being led about. The production develops the surprising crux of Later That Day. The aesthetic is clear from the outset: Lyrics Born takes late 70s/early 80s standards and soundscapes, mangles them into rap format and drops a lovely modern veneer over them. From the bouncing guitar and crushing vamp of "Bad Dreams" to the cowbell-infused, chopped-up Dawn of the Dead disco of Cut Chemist's "Do That There" to the floating Rick James synth and electronic fuzz bass of "One Session", Lyrics Born embraces the past without sounding like a tribute album.

Producer – Lyrics Born (tracks: 1 to 11, 13 to 17). Programmed By – Lyrics Born (tracks: 2 to 5, 8, 10, 11, 13 to 15, 17). Recorded By – Count, Johannes Luley (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 8, 11, 12, 14, 16). Scratches – DJ D-Sharp (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 11, 12, 17). Written-By – Lyrics Born.

In stock now for same day shipping. Stop Complaining" (3:24). 3. "Do That There" (feat Cut Chemist) (3:38). 4. "Before & After" (4:31).

is his first solo album, Lyrics Born had been a hip-hop wunderkind for over a decade by the time of the album's release. Granted the first single on SoleSides (the flip side of which launched DJ Shadow's career), LB earned much respect during the late '90s, fronting Latyrx and contributing a few tracks to the underground rap showcase Quannum Spectrum, programmed and produced virtually alone over the course of several years, features the same dark, bluesy jams that made his tracks on Spectrum a delightful alternative to the hip-hop on . .

He changed his stage name from Asia Born to Lyrics Born in 1995 citing the desire to have his career based on his merits as opposed to his ethnicity Style and influences  . Same !@ Different Day (2005, Quannum Projects). As U Were Remixes (2012, Mobile Home Recordings/Decon Media).

Love Me So Bad. This song is by Lyrics Born and appears on the album Later That Da.Ooh ooh. (LB)You say you love me so bad but you won't let me be myselfYou say you love me so bad but I can't act like no one elseYou say you love me so bad baby that's not how I doYou say you love me so bad why can't we play the hand we're dealt. Joyo Verlade)Love me, love me, love me, love me like you want to be lovedOr you're gonna lose, me lose me, lose me baby 'cause I can't be what you want{ Repeat 2X }.

On this very open-minded and chiefly self-produced long player, Lyrics Born and his crew (including Joyo Velarde, on vocals; guitarist Tommy Guerrero and Germany’s funk masters Poets of Rhythm) bring it from the funk side, boasting a warm soul stew instead of colder drum machine-based beats and chopped samples  . And even after all of the other musical fireworks, the album’s crescendo most assuredly comes on track eleven, The Last Trumpet : operatically dramatic and powerful, with Lyrics Born and Latyrx-mate Lateef trading verses like the only action, we can profit from, is movement towards, the positive, progressive thought, that’s rooted up, in consciousness at breakneck pace.