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Big Lou : Goya Product With A Twist of Soul Food
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If you listen to mainstream Hip Hop then you're in the wrong place. Basically I'm from the streets and I write about true life. No topics are off limits. If it comes out of my mouth, I either lived it, experienced it, or witnessed it. I don't make tracks for the radio. If one makes it there - that would be cool. I write for my real Hip Hop niggaz from the struggle and for those who are intrigued by it. There are not too many things in my life I've been able to thank God for but I am sincerely grateful and humbled by the love that my fans show me and for the people who are touched by my music. Thank you and God bless.
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap: Hip Hop
Release Date: 2010
Goya Product With A Twist of Soul Food
Big Lou
Record Label: Lost City Records LLC
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Goya Commercial (feat. DJ Vlad) 0:26 Album Only
2. The Product (feat. DJ Camilo) 1:13 Album Only
3. Unthinkable (feat. Vinnia Paz) 2:16 Album Only
4. The Answer (feat. King Marvey X) 3:23 Album Only
5. Give It Away (feat. Darnell McClain) 3:33 Album Only
6. What U Wanna Do (feat. Krutch & Cassidy) 4:23 Album Only
7. Cypher Bullies (feat. Math Hoffa & Sav Killz) 4:08 Album Only
8. Underestimated 3:07 Album Only
9. Sofrito Mojito (feat. Valentine & Gemini Keez) 0:32 Album Only
10. Latin Connection (feat. Shabaam Sahdeeq, Chino XL & Thirstin Howl) 4:38 Album Only
11. Brothers (feat. Cuban Link, Nino Bless & Krutch) 3:42 Album Only
12. Immortal Technique 0:32 Album Only
13. This Is (feat. Dio & Daysia) 3:53 Album Only
14. Night Runners & Liason (feat. Reef Da Lost Cauze, Nucci Reyo, Famoso & Liason) 5:08 Album Only
15. Down to a Chemistry (feat. Inday, Big Ooh & Str8 Drop) 4:55 Album Only
16. Scuffed Timbs (feat. A. Pinks, Hollow Da Don & Cortez) 3:24 Album Only
17. Hold On (feat. Mr. Probz & Nu Jerzey Devil) 4:21 Album Only
18. Who the Fuck in Here (feat. Juganot & Pitbull) 4:14 Album Only
19. I Run This (feat. Doitall & Tha Advocate) 4:30 Album Only
20. Goya Momma 0:33 Album Only
21. Latin Riderz (feat. Termanology & Louie Gonz) 3:28 Album Only
22. Fire (feat. King David & Str8 Drop) 4:29 Album Only
23. Ring Thee Alarm (feat. Emilio Rojas, J Ross & Tony Touch) 3:29 Album Only
24. Mike Beck Forever (feat. Mike Beck & Lil Jun) 2:21 Album Only
25. Get Paid (feat. Mysonne & Kilogram) 3:29 Album Only
26. Whatever Happened (feat. Temperamento & Chavito) 3:13 Album Only
27. My People (feat. Miz & Porta Rich) 2:53 Album Only
28. On Deck (feat. Agallah & Jaz O) 0:17 Album Only
29. The Greats (feat. Tito Puente Jr.) 3:27 Album Only
30. Down Low (feat. Mr. Probz) 4:05 Album Only
31. Rap Legends (feat. Embassy Elite) 3:54 Album Only
32. The Legend & The Future (feat. Jeru Da Damaja) 2:20 Album Only
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Album Notes

How can a single digit exit on a major highway heading towards the southern states translate into a phenomena unseen since the untimely death of The Notorious B.I.G?

In 2007 two distinct towns separated by an invisible border made shocking headlines. Moorestown NJ was named one of the best places in the United states to live and raise a family. It's neighbor Camden, NJ was ranked in the top 5 most dangerous places in America for the 10th year in a row. Incredibly both destinations are strangely off exit 4 on Interstate 95.

The irony? In 2007 a young man from the 8 square miles that makes up the city of Camden emerged onto the rap scene out of nowhere. The rare combination of Big Lou's lyricism and ability to create radio friendly tracks may just be more unbelievable in rap music today than having two places with such an extreme social gap share the same exit. Big Lou represents everything that the true hip hop fan has been craving since the genre's demise due to the short lives of commercial radio lyricists like Biggie, Tupac Shakur and Big Pun. Sure there are successful artist that continue to fill the airwaves. But the connection with the fans continues to decline due to lack of content, creative word play, and strong metaphorical punchlines, that can effectively make the dancer dance, and the listener listen.

Big Lou is exit 4. A rare artist in a strange lonely place that is the fork road of hip hop. A special artist that one day hopes to convert that road into a bridge that will re-connect his genre the ways that the legends of the past did.


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