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Big Tone "The Art of Ink" (LP)

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Big Tone "The Art of Ink" (LP)Tres Records presents the latest LP release from Detroit veteran artist producer Big Tone. Many will already be aware of Tones previous work on his debut album The Drought (2005 ABB Records), Taraachs The Fevers, Shawn Jacksons First of All, or his earlier work on J Dillas Welcome 2 Detroit, and his new release is sure to please the ears of hip hop fans for years to come Tones vision to provide insight to his lifestyle and perspective lead to the

Tres Records presents the latest LP release from Detroit veteran artist/producer Big Tone. Many will already be aware of Tone’s previous work on his debut album “The Drought” (2005 ABB Records), Ta’raach’s “The Fevers”, Shawn Jackson’s “First of All”, or his earlier work on J Dilla’s “Welcome 2 Detroit”, and his new release is sure to please the ears of hip hop fans for years to come

Tone’s vision to provide insight to his lifestyle and perspective lead to the tattoo based theme of the project. Creating music with such vivid depictions of life, love, aspirations, and growth, Tone mirrors the tattoo artists’ ability to capture innermost desires experiences, and memories on the canvas of the soul.

From the opening track, “Skin Deep” (featuring Monica Blaire) Tone gives you an introspective look at his own personal and spiritual growth. Inspired by Big Tone’s passion for the art of emceeing, the album is highlighted by some of today’s most notable lyricists including Blu, Guilty Simpson, Breeze Brewin, and Ta’raach. The Art of Ink speaks on rebirth and prosperity. Throughout the album and onto the last song “Peace, Progress, God Bless” Tone portrays a sense of social awareness, inspiration, and self- enlightenment. As one of Detroit’s premier producers, Tone does not disappoint in providing a soulful soundtrack as the perfect backdrop to his impassioned literary works.

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Artist: Big Tone
Title: The Art Of Ink
Cat#: tr396-057
UPC#: 181057000776
Format: Double 12" Vinyl
Condition: New

Track List

Side A
1. Skin Deep feat. MonicaBlaire
2. Business
3. Pedigree feat. Guilty Simpson

Side B
4. Scapegoat
5. Paid, Laid, and Played
6. A Song Called Triumph feat. Blu

Side C
7. Chocolate feat. L'Renee
8. The Look feat. Ta'raach and Phoenix
9. Squo

Side D
10. Broken Logos feat. Breeze Brewin
11. Folktale
12. Peace, Progress, God Bless

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