America’s Most Wanted, the UI Family, return with this exclusive underground
mix-tape “The Burn: Second Degree,” mixed by Under Investigation Records’
own DJ Poor. Packed from beginning to end with 20 blazing tracks for every
type of mood the UI Family return to the street with their best collective
effort yet. Top of the line mixing by DJ Poor, pin-point precise flows from
each member, and all around raw remixes make this mix-tape a definite must
have. All 7 UI Family members drop knowledge and rhymes that display their
talent to the fullest all throughout the album. Not only that you also hear
just what makes the UI Family stand out, and that being their innovative
sound, and the versatility of each member. “The Burn: Second Degree”
features the UI Family’s own creation, Concentration Camps, from members:
Offbeat, Kriminals, yNot?, Channel Zero, and Emce Sol. What is a UI
Concentration Camp exactly? These are segments in between tracks that
feature a UI member spitting an accapella verse, (In other words rhyming
without a beat) clearly displaying their straight up artistic and lyrical
side. Also you’ll notice a lot of different combinations on this audio
offering from Under Investigation Records as the family mix up to compose
different tracks and show how they each compliment each other’s respective
style. Need a track that speaks directly to the streets? Channel Zero and
yNot? cater to your needs and provide you with “Concrete Jungle.” Looking
for some subliminal storytelling at it’s finest? Playboy, yNot? and Emce Sol
team up to cease your search with “Final Destination.” The ever so popular
battle track is by no means absent either as the UI Family’s combo of yNot?,
Channel Zero, Playboy, and Offbeat lay down a hard hitting track with “2
Nails In The Coffin.” You want something grimey, a warning to all who test
you? You get just that when Emce Sol and yNot? adjoin to offer the listener
“Guidelines.” Many people love to kick back, trip out and relieve some
stress in the form of a certain substance, and for that type of mood you’ll
love Emce Sol, and Kriminals dedication to that very same substance in their
track “Guy On The Couch.” The duos featured on much of the first “UI The
Burn” of Playboy and 2Tymin’(Kriminals), and of Offbeat and yNot? do make
appearances on “The Burn: Second Degree” as well. Playboy and
2Tymin’(Kriminals) offer the street anthem “Ovations”, and the laid back
dedication to their success “I’m Ready.” yNot? and Offbeat on the other hand
team up again on their off the wall encouraging haters to commit suicide
track, “Jump Off.” “The Burn: Second Degree,” includes 2 UI Family tracks
too in the hype “Moonshine” and the intro track displaying each family
member’s hunger, “Fugitive Movement.” You’ll also experience Under
Investigation Records’ artists on an individual basis, and see they can hold
their own as well with solo tracks from, yNot?(“Biggest Bitness”),
Offbeat(“Take A Gander”), Channel Zero(“Zeroduction”), and Emce Sol(“Chicago
Fire” and “What I’m About”). “The Burn: Second Degree” offers hot track one
right after the other. The Midwest Invasion Continues with this release and
the UI Fugitive Movement continues to rapidly progress. So make sure to cop
the Under Investigation Records exclusive underground mix-tape “The Burn:
Second Degree” one of many 2003 Under Investigation Records releases, and
remember only u.i. can start fires!!!
visit the crime scene..... www.underinvestigationrecords.com copp it here!!
clik on image to hear some snippet off the burn second degree
mix-tape “The Burn: Second Degree,” mixed by Under Investigation Records’
own DJ Poor. Packed from beginning to end with 20 blazing tracks for every
type of mood the UI Family return to the street with their best collective
effort yet. Top of the line mixing by DJ Poor, pin-point precise flows from
each member, and all around raw remixes make this mix-tape a definite must
have. All 7 UI Family members drop knowledge and rhymes that display their
talent to the fullest all throughout the album. Not only that you also hear
just what makes the UI Family stand out, and that being their innovative
sound, and the versatility of each member. “The Burn: Second Degree”
features the UI Family’s own creation, Concentration Camps, from members:
Offbeat, Kriminals, yNot?, Channel Zero, and Emce Sol. What is a UI
Concentration Camp exactly? These are segments in between tracks that
feature a UI member spitting an accapella verse, (In other words rhyming
without a beat) clearly displaying their straight up artistic and lyrical
side. Also you’ll notice a lot of different combinations on this audio
offering from Under Investigation Records as the family mix up to compose
different tracks and show how they each compliment each other’s respective
style. Need a track that speaks directly to the streets? Channel Zero and
yNot? cater to your needs and provide you with “Concrete Jungle.” Looking
for some subliminal storytelling at it’s finest? Playboy, yNot? and Emce Sol
team up to cease your search with “Final Destination.” The ever so popular
battle track is by no means absent either as the UI Family’s combo of yNot?,
Channel Zero, Playboy, and Offbeat lay down a hard hitting track with “2
Nails In The Coffin.” You want something grimey, a warning to all who test
you? You get just that when Emce Sol and yNot? adjoin to offer the listener
“Guidelines.” Many people love to kick back, trip out and relieve some
stress in the form of a certain substance, and for that type of mood you’ll
love Emce Sol, and Kriminals dedication to that very same substance in their
track “Guy On The Couch.” The duos featured on much of the first “UI The
Burn” of Playboy and 2Tymin’(Kriminals), and of Offbeat and yNot? do make
appearances on “The Burn: Second Degree” as well. Playboy and
2Tymin’(Kriminals) offer the street anthem “Ovations”, and the laid back
dedication to their success “I’m Ready.” yNot? and Offbeat on the other hand
team up again on their off the wall encouraging haters to commit suicide
track, “Jump Off.” “The Burn: Second Degree,” includes 2 UI Family tracks
too in the hype “Moonshine” and the intro track displaying each family
member’s hunger, “Fugitive Movement.” You’ll also experience Under
Investigation Records’ artists on an individual basis, and see they can hold
their own as well with solo tracks from, yNot?(“Biggest Bitness”),
Offbeat(“Take A Gander”), Channel Zero(“Zeroduction”), and Emce Sol(“Chicago
Fire” and “What I’m About”). “The Burn: Second Degree” offers hot track one
right after the other. The Midwest Invasion Continues with this release and
the UI Fugitive Movement continues to rapidly progress. So make sure to cop
the Under Investigation Records exclusive underground mix-tape “The Burn:
Second Degree” one of many 2003 Under Investigation Records releases, and
remember only u.i. can start fires!!!
visit the crime scene..... www.underinvestigationrecords.com copp it here!!
clik on image to hear some snippet off the burn second degree