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Size Still Matters Mixtape

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Featuring Portishead, Common, Gnarls Barkley, LCD Soundsystem, Bilal + More

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soulROCKS minitape pt6

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Track listing 1. Chester French – Not Over You 2. Mark Ronson – Lose it 3. Asher Roth – Be Myself 4. Gnarls Barkley – Go On 5. The Roots – How I Got Over 6. Blur – Fool’s Day

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soulROCKS minitape pt3

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Track listing 1. Nat king cole/Cee lo – Lush Life 2. Janelle monae – Violet stars/many moons 3. Miss li – True Love Stalker 4. Those Dancing Days – Run Run Run 5. Ok Go – Stop Love

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soulROCKS minitape pt1

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Track listing 1. Lenny Kravitz -Lady 2. N.E.R.D – Don’t You Worry About It 3. Gorillaz – Feel Good Inc 4. Gnarls Barkley/ The Raconteurs – Crazy As She Goes 5. The Roots – The Seed 2.0

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Gnarls Barkley

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The Gnarls Barkley collaboration didn’t bring producer Danger Mouse to the top of the British charts for the first time, but it did mark his debut as the pilot of a hit record. Mouse, born Brian Burton, first gained the ears of discriminating listeners when he concocted The Grey Album, a bootleg that mashed the vocals from The Black Albumby Jay-Z
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Danger Mouse

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Brian Burton, the man better known as artist/producer Danger Mouse, was born to a schoolteacher father and a social worker mother in White Plains, NY, but spent much of his childhood upstate in Spring Valley. When he was 13, his family moved to Stone Mountain, a suburb of Atlanta, where he was introduced to the
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Cee Lo Green

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Multi-talented and flamboyant, Cee-Lo initially made a name for himself and his trademark crooning as part of pioneering Dirty South rappers Goodie Mob before he broke away in the early 2000s for a colorful solo route. Along with fellow Atlanta rappers OutKast, Goodie Mob laid out the blueprint for the Dirty South style during the mid-’90s, making serious
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