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After 2017’s tenth-anniversary tour of Below The Heavens and a b-sides/rarities release in, In The Beginning, many wondered whether or not Blu & Exile would ever reunite for a proper new release or if that year was as much a curtain call as it was a celebration. Putting those questions to rest, Dirty Science Records is proud to announce the True & Livin EP – as Blu & Exile’s undeniable chemistry is yet again put on display.
“True and Livin feels like a spiritual call to all that have honor and truth in their being. It sees how the present day and beyond is always trying to calculate or monetize what comes from God or an artist’s spirit. Still, it also recognizes the truth inside Blu and Exile’s music and brags about it, even in a humble way somehow. It might be the first hip hop braggadocio song that invites us all to feel the same about ourselves as long as they connect to the spirit and truth that is inside this song and us all.” Exile says about the EP’s title track.
Positivity and strength remain a theme on this EP, in Spread Sunshine and the stand-out posse cut featuring most of the Dirty Science crew in Choosey, Johaz, Cashus King, Aloe Blacc, Fashawn & Blame One on Power To The People. Blu adds, “Power To The People” is a call to the people, a call for the people to unite. Unification is power, power in numbers.”
“True and Livin feels like a spiritual call to all that have honor and truth in their being. It sees how the present day and beyond is always trying to calculate or monetize what comes from God or an artist’s spirit. Still, it also recognizes the truth inside Blu and Exile’s music and brags about it, even in a humble way somehow. It might be the first hip hop braggadocio song that invites us all to feel the same about ourselves as long as they connect to the spirit and truth that is inside this song and us all.” Exile says about the EP’s title track.
Positivity and strength remain a theme on this EP, in Spread Sunshine and the stand-out posse cut featuring most of the Dirty Science crew in Choosey, Johaz, Cashus King, Aloe Blacc, Fashawn & Blame One on Power To The People. Blu adds, “Power To The People” is a call to the people, a call for the people to unite. Unification is power, power in numbers.”