Dubbledge - The Richest Man In Babylon (Retail)
artist: Dubbledge
title: The Richest Man In Babylon (Retail)
label: Low Life Records
type: Album
genre: Rap
source: CDDA
grabber: EAC
encoder: lame-3.97-final
year: 2007
tracks: 17
time: 58:11
size: 65,2 MB
bitrate: avg. 152kbps
mode: Joint-Stereo
url: www.myspace.com/edgemuzic
rip date: 16-Oct-2007
street date: 00-000-0000
location: UK, LDN, Watford
01. Intro 00:28
02. Overstand (Cuts By Jabba Tha Kut) (Prod. By Dag Nabbit) 03:57
03. The Message (Prod. By Benz) 03:34
04. Dey Ain't Ready (Prod. By LG) 03:26
05. 777 (Additional Vocals By Chantel) (Prod. By Da Avengers) 03:07
06. Tel-A-Lie-Vision (Prod. By Jabba Tha Kut) 02:57
07. Wots My Name (Prod. By Ghosttown) 03:40
08. Ego Trip (Ft. Skrein) (Prod. By Ghosttown) 03:29
09. Cancer (Prod. By Ghosttown) 02:07
10. Yer Yer Yer Yer (Prod. By Da Avengers) 03:37
11. Nah Man (Ft. Capped'im Bun'dem, Verbal) (Prod. By Stevie Ebola) 04:34
12. Dinner 4 2 (Ft. Mention) (Prod. By Stevie Ebola) 04:23
13. Da Work Out (Prod. By DJ Vadim) 04:34
14. Bastard (Additional Vocals By Rebecca And Michelle Theanne) 02:53
(Prod. By Stevie Ebola)
15. Scram (Ft. Micall Parknsun) (Prod. By LG) 02:52
16. Wot Would U Do? (Prod. By Jake Spears) 04:27
17. War & Peace (Prod. By Stevie Ebola) 04:06
advance has 13 tracks, retail got 17 tracks.
scans included.
The debut album has landed!! 17 heavy tracks.
'Dubbledge proves he has charisma to burn' - METRO
'Thank God for Dubbledge' - TOUCH
'an album that deserves an audience outside of the narrow confines of UK hip hop' -
THE OBSERVER
Undoubtedly the cleverest MC in the UK right now and one of the few that can bridge
the gap between the energy of Grime and the lyricism of Rap, Dubbledge╞s first album
for the UK╞s cult Hip Hop label Low Life is a bumper collection of tracks laced with
a welcome dose of intelligence, wit and a charismatic swagger.
Edge╞s work so far with Scratch Perverts, DJ Vadim, Braintax, Jehst and Foreign
Beggars has given him a firm grounding and growing reputation on the well-established
Hip Hop underground and live circuit. The maturity of his lyrics should now see him
turn some heads outside the usual circles.
Watford resident Dubbledge describes himself as µthe oldest newcomer in the game╞, a
true individual helped by being so removed from the London scene, he has a sharp,
light-hearted take on Hip Hop and specialises in well-rounded songs with strong
concepts. Touching on the trials and tribulations of modern Britain, whether it╞s the
mundanity of tell-lie-vision, the turmoils and jokes of the boy-girl scenario, racial
politics or just wise people-watching, Edge has created an album over beats by
producers like DJ Vadim, LG and Dag Nabbit (Foreign Beggars) that speaks volumes
about how and why we live like we do in 2007. It╞s not just what the man says but how
he says it.