Shabazz Palaces – Black Up
Shabazz Palaces isn’t too cool for hip-hop’s flashier indulgences, but the less the listener knows about the artist, the more he or she can focus on the music itself.
Read MoreShabazz Palaces isn’t too cool for hip-hop’s flashier indulgences, but the less the listener knows about the artist, the more he or she can focus on the music itself.
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