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Marley Marl: Re-Entry
ByMarl’s tracks unfold like peanut butter being spread on bread; buttery smooth melodic stylings are enhanced by the crunch of crisp snares and hi-hats. He can also flip it from the darker-edged beats of "What U Hold Down," to jazz and funk inspired tracks like "Hummin" and "So Good" which feature Roy Ayers and Edwin Birdsong. For the younger hip-hop head who doesn’t remember Marley Marl from the first time around, Re-Entry will introduce him as a master beat maker, and for those in the know, it will serve as firm confirmation of Marley Marl’s continuing dominance.
Courtesy of BPM Magazine/ DJmixed.com
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Title: Re-Entry | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: BBE Records
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