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Phat Kat - Shake Shake / Dedication 2004 / Itz A Rap / Destiny FLAC album

Phat Kat - Shake Shake / Dedication 2004 / Itz A Rap / Destiny FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Shake Shake (Radio)
Rap [Featuring] – MC Breed
 3:39
A2 Shake Shake (Dirty)
Rap [Featuring] – MC Breed
 3:39
A3 Dedication 2004 (Clean) 2:21
B1 Itz A Rap (Radio)
Rap [Featuring] – Big Tone
3:52
B2 Destiny (Radio)
Vocals [Featuring] – Melanie Rutherford
 3:21
B3 Destiny (Instrumental) 3:19

Credits

  • Producer – B.R. Gunna (tracks: A1, A2, B1), Black Milk (tracks: A1, A2, B1), J Dilla (tracks: A3, B2, B3), Young RJ (tracks: A1, A2, B1)


Phat Kat - Shake Shake / Dedication 2004 / Itz A Rap / Destiny FLAC album

Musician performer: Phat Kat

Title: Shake Shake / Dedication 2004 / Itz A Rap / Destiny

Date of release: 2003

Genre: Hip hop

Size FLAC: 1228 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 786

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Phat Kat 2003

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Samulkis
One of the more slept on Phat Kat records. This EP is particularly exciting for the inclusion of the 'Destiny' instrumental, a dope production from Jay Dee. 'Dedication 2004' is also super heavy, a totally different beat to the original 'Dedicated To The Suckers'. This record should be on any Jay Dee fan's wants list before most of the recent stuff that has been coming out and going for crazy loot, but which, in my opinion, is not as good as his beats on here. Phat Kat is a seriously underated MC too, he kills it on all the tracks.
Samulkis
One of the more slept on Phat Kat records. This EP is particularly exciting for the inclusion of the 'Destiny' instrumental, a dope production from Jay Dee. 'Dedication 2004' is also super heavy, a totally different beat to the original 'Dedicated To The Suckers'. This record should be on any Jay Dee fan's wants list before most of the recent stuff that has been coming out and going for crazy loot, but which, in my opinion, is not as good as his beats on here. Phat Kat is a seriously underated MC too, he kills it on all the tracks.