Sojourn feat. Rass Kass "The Basement"/War Church feat. Rich Jones "Shadows of Japan" LIMITED 7", by Sojourn feat. Rass Kass/War Church feat Rich Jones

Sojourn feat. Rass Kass "The Basement"/War Church feat. Rich Jones "Shadows of Japan" LIMITED 7"

by Sojourn feat. Rass Kass/War Church feat Rich Jones

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7" mastered for vinyl by the legendary Richard Simpson and containing these rare and awesome tracks. Limited edition of 200.

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Record/Vinyl
Both 7" projects mastered for vinyl by the legendary Richard Simpson and containing these rare and awesome collector's items by Sojourn and War Church. Don't miss Sojourn rhyming with Tunnel Rat members Jurny Big and Propaganda over a massive Peace 586 track released by Serious Cartoons in 2020. A few are left and you can grab them before 7/14 for $10 each.

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A one of a kind 7", Sojourn, founding member of the indelible and legendary Tunnel Rats and Future Shock crews, gets down on the ASide with "The Basement," featuring LA icon Rass Kass on a fun and hard-hitting track celebrating the soulfulness of the sharpest skill which both MCs display flawlessly over Courtland Urbano production. This track, originally released digitally on Sojourn's album The Dark Room (Illect Records, 2020), is a fitting accompaniment to the resurgence of the Tunnel Rats, Brainwash Projects, and others within similar networks of Hip-Hop artistry, as well as the first time the Transient Misfit trades bars with the Waterproof MC. The BSide, "Shadows of Japan" is an offering from War Church, a duo composed of the verbal dynamics of Tomorrow Kings' SKECH185, just coming off his ultra successful full-length release on the conspicuous Backwoodz Studioz with producer Jeff Markey entitled "He Left Nothing for the Swim Back," and the sonic collages of Analog(ue) Tape Dispenser (New Age Middle Finger with SKECH185, Milo's "Things That Happen at Night," etc.). Featuring Chicago's own Rich Jones with some introspective raps Tom Scott would nod his head to in brilliant affirmation, the three opaquely articulate the navigation of the human through the torrential hurricanes of life. This unique flattening of shellac into golden audio is LIMITED to100 available through Bandcamp and never to be pressed again.