Eazy-Peazy EP {2018}

by Jazzlib

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1.	Introduction 02:08	info
2.	Jersey Material 03:57	info
3.	Keep 'Em Coming 03:48	info
4.	Acid Reflux 01:41	info
5.	Baked Goods 03:46	info
6.	A Fish Bowl Intermission with Charles Wellington Cumbersworth the 3rd 02:17	info
7.	No Criminal Just Is (free) 04:20	info	download
8.	To Kindly Live In Bliss 02:29	info
9.	When The Libs Come Around 05:00	info
10.	Communication Counselling 02:31	info
11.	4 Love 03:00	info
12.	Outroduction {Tha Foresmoking} 18:06	info

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The Jazzlib don't have much to say about this album besides the fact that it was "eazy-peazy" and that they'd do it again if they had to.

SIDE A
The Eazy-Peazy EP is immense. The introduction sets the athletic vibe for the entire album. Being almost 4 years since dropping their last album, never for a moment did the Libs stop practicing their craft. They've been practicing a strict training regimen that only high level hip-hoppers have been capable to handle. Training on all five element apparatuses daily. These all-arounders can't be stopped!

Next, each of the Libs have their very own solo track where they reintroduce themselves and display their array of stunning lyrical techniques. Immediately after we find ourselves lost in slumberland - could it have been the baked goods?! This track is one of the most funky, avantgarde, true school tracks that has been heard in a decade. It's almost too much ...but don't worry because the Jazzlib's International A&R Charles Cumbersworth hops in to cools things down and bring the listener back to a ground level as Side A comes to a close and the needle hits the slick centre.

SIDE B
The Eazy-Peazy EPs flip side slides right in with an activistic revolutionary track calling for a reform to the corrupt North American criminal justice system which mercilessly inhibits racial equality, freedom of speech and researchers of the cannabis herb. From here the listener without any forewarning is plunged straight into the hardcore hip-hop bombardment zone. 100% pure party music to get lost in the groove to, before a random dispute between Jims Jeff and Dave provides an epiphany to universal love and truth of what it is to inhabit this earth and be. Then to flick a cherry on top of this sweet cream-pie, Side B concludes with a foresmoking cloud providing a smoke trail from what's to come... Let's just follow our nose now won't we there boys and girls.

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released April 20, 2018

Written by: Nameless, Krippled Khemist, Cam The Human
Scratches by: D Man, Table Mannerz
Produced by: Krippled Khemist, Table Mannerz

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Jazzlib Calgary, Alberta

The Jazzlib Collective was founded by three fellow creative souls, all holding an unconditional love for Hip-Hop culture and its enlightening potential. Cam The Human, Nameless The Dark Knight, and The Krippled Khemist looked at the way hip hop has matured over the past three decades and devised a 5 year plan to re-surge the long lost ideals that were very alive during Hip-Hop's golden age. ... more