Declaime -Last Stand -Someothaship LP Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Intro

1.2 Bugg juice

1.3 Lions ; gorillas

1.4 Chewin

1.5 Bully tactics

1.6 Lying in the dessert

1.7 Past due

1.8 Forgotten roads

1.9 Killer b

1.10 Sunshine ; rain

1.11 In the image of dr.stokley

1.12 Lit

1.13 Gods grace

1.14 Fonkinhabitform

1.15 Like me

1.16 Eyes wide shut

1.17 Sun down

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Last Stand is an album by Declaime, released in 2021. The album is a hip-hop 2-LP. -

Declaime takes a stand with his newest release. Also Titled The Last Stand, this new joint is sure to grab your attention, With a host of amazing producers and artist such as the Great and beautiful Latoiya Williams who has enhanced many artist (snoop, jay-z, kurupt etc) also Joseph "lovedragon" Liemburg aka the Ice Lord a true magician behind the boards, Juan Lobo takes a majority of the production duties and brings a very fresh perspective to someothaship and with Casual, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Braxton Cook, Ayun Bassa and other this is a record unlike any record Declaime has presented before, this is top notch Declaimery at it's best, all the magic you expect and more! Dropping Aug 9th Same day as Declaime's arrival to earth this record rumored to be his last is a great way to end a most interesting journey through sound.

2LP on black vinyl. Dudley Perkins aka Declaime's The Last Stand is a reflection of a lifelong quest for self-acceptance and enlightenment, and an expression of hope for a brighter future. For much of the album, his lyrics sound freestyled, and there's a similar off-the-cuff quality to the productions, which include warm, friendly boom-bap tracks as well as left-field jazzy excursions. On "Bugg Juice," Perkins and life partner Georgia Anne Muldrow call out politicians and warn the listeners not to fall for their lies, and urge listeners to be true to themselves. Saxophonist Braxton Cook appears throughout, adding some wispy threads of tonal color to the sonic landscape, but he stays in his place and never steals the show. Still, his presence makes an impact, and he aids the flow of tracks like "Chewin," a ten-minute jam with an almost comically long fade-out. Smooth but upbeat soul samples guide the rhythms of more straightforward tracks like "Bully Tactics" and "Lying in the Desert," while others are much more abstract and exploratory. Casual from Hieroglyphics begins "Past Due" with a short, head-spinning guest verse, then the beat switches up to a stuttering drum pattern and a lovely harpsichord sample, as Perkins delivers a typically motivated yet unforced set of rhymes. "Fonkinhabitform" is one of the record's most spaced-out, dreamlike selections, slowly unfolding over a sparse, ticking drum machine, with Perkins, Muldrow, and special guest Jamila Woods sharing a little love with the world. The more concise "In the Image of Dr. Stokley" is a proud father's heartfelt letter of appreciation to his son. After "Eyes Wide Shut," a lyrically heavy tune about breaking free from the oppression in the world by seeking God to find the truth, the album ends with the much more joyous "Sundown," a jazzy, Afrobeat-inspired ode to dancing the whole night

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