DRIFT INTO THE VOID

Artist  | Aceyalone
Title   | Accepted Eclectic / B-Boy The Real Mc Coy

Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Maxi-Single
Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 15:43

Label   | Ground Control Records               Store   | 2001
Catalog | GCR7034-1                            Rip     | 2021

Bitrate | 2713 kbps                            Size    | 321.20 MB
Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1

A1. Accepted Eclectic (Main) (Prod. Nick Seil)                  4:35
A2. Accepted Eclectic (Instrumental) (Prod. Nick Seil)          4:35
B1. B-Boy The Real Mc Coy (Main) (Prod. Jizzm)                  3:17
B2. B-Boy The Real Mc Coy (Instrumental) (Prod. Jizzm)          3:16

A founding member of Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone played an
important role in the evolution of left-field hip-hop on the West
Coast during an era when hardcore gangsta rap reigned. Following the
dissolution of Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone embarked on a solo
career that never resulted in enormous success but did allow him to
maintain his revered status within the West Coast underground
hip-hop scene.

He debuted solo on All Balls Don't Bounce (1995) and followed-up
with A Book of Human Language (1998). After a three-year absence
from the hip-hop scene, he returned in 2001 with Accepted Eclectic,
an album released by the Ground Control label, which also
re-released his debut album. A new label, Project Blowed, issued Hip
Hop and the World We Live In (2002) and Love & Hate (2003), the
latter featuring collaborations with El-P and Antipop Consortium.

In 2004 Project Blowed secured the rights to All Balls Don't Bounce
from Capitol and reissued it with a bonus disc, bringing not only
extra music but reviving the album after many years out of print. In
2006, Aceyalone released Magnificent City, a collaboration with
underground producer RJD2, as well as Grand Imperial, a
limited-edition collection of remixes and other exclusive tracks.
His 2007 album, Lightning Strikes, was inspired by reggae and
dancehall music.

It was produced by Bionik, who was also behind the boards for 2009's
The Lonely Ones, an album influenced by Motown, soul, and doo wop.
Bionik returned for 2013's Leanin' on Slick, another retro-minded
album with Cee Lo Green as special guest.

Lifted off the 2000 album "Accepted Eclectic" on Ground Control
Records, "Accepted Eclectic" produced by Nick Seil b/w "B-Boy / The
Real Mc Coy" produced by Jizzm.