Free Album: A-Plus (Souls of Mischief) – Legrowlize It! Vol. II

Producer A-Plus of Souls of Mischief Releases Cannabis-Inspired Instrumental Album, Premiered by URB Magazine

04.21.2014

The Album:

Following up his highly acclaimed, marijuana-inspired Legrowlize It! instrumental album released in 2011, A-Plus (Hieroglyphics / Souls of Mischief / C7) is back with Legrowlize It! Vol. II, premiered by URB Magazine. With more audio Kush for your mind, body and soul presented by Arnette Eyewear, the album is another set of never before heard classic instrumentals from A-Plus’ personal vaults, made on an ASX-Pro in the late ’90’s and early ’00’s. Produced under the influence and inspired by marijuana and its culture, this is the perfect project to crank up and zone out to. The album is available for free download.

A founding member of Souls of Mischief and The Hieroglyphics, rapper and producer A-Plus has had an outstanding 2014 so far. He has released another free instrumental album, Think Tank, premiered by PotholesInMyBlog, in addition to his experimental dub-step/electronic album Molly’s Dirty Water premiered by Okayplayer. Get On Down also released a deluxe 20th anniversary edition of Souls of Mischief’s classic 93 ‘Til Infinity.

Stream and download Legrowize It! Vol. II: https://soundcloud.com/hieroaplus/sets/legrowlize-it-vol-ii

Check out the URB Magazine premiere: http://urb.com/2014/04/19/premiere-arnette-eyewear-presents-legrowlize-it-vol-2-by-a-plus/

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Please contact Michelle or Rory if interested in talking with A-Plus.

Souls of Mischief Background:

Starting with their landmark debut 93 ‘Til Infinity, Oakland’s four-person rap group Souls of Mischief has blazed the trail for hip hop’s evolution. Members Tajai, A-Plus, Phesto, and Opio have left their mark sonically, lyrically, and stylistically on Kanye West, Just Blaze, Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T., P. Diddy, Vampire Weekend, John Mayer, and many more who have cited them as cultural icons and influencers. Souls is also credited as having pioneered the independent label movement when they started Hieroglyphic Imperium Records in 1997 following their departure with JIVE Records, creating the infrastructure blueprint for other succesful independent hip hop labels. Co-founders of the Hiero label also include emcees Del Tha Funky Homosapien, Casual, Pep Love, and producer Domino. Souls also forged hip-hop’s relationship with the skate, surf, and snowboard communities after iconic skate brands included their music in their VHS videotapes in the mid-90s. The group’s creative output and legacy as a whole continues to thrive, and they show no sign of stopping.