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A fresh batch of unreleased heat from Chocolate Boy Wonder's mid-nineties reign
In proper celebration of Black Wax Friday and Record Store Day, Pete Rock released the long-teased Lost Sessions from his work with InI.
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The "Golden Era" five-piece was to release their debut album (entirely produced by PR) via the producer's Soul Brother Records imprint in the mid-nineties, but the project was eventually shelved, though it went on to become one of the most bootlegged albums in hip-hop on the power of the single "Fakin Jax" alone. Eventually, the album would see its release in 2003 as part of a double-album, spotlight compilation of the producer's mid-nineties production.
Lost Sessions features 10 unreleased beats from the InI era and is available in both digital and physical formats for heads to excavate with reckless abandon.
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Stream Lost Sessions below and hit the link to scoop a copy of the album on vinyl today. You can also hit iTunes for the digital pick-up. Hold tight for his next transmission.
