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Track List
01) Faith
02) Blacka
03) Ashes to Ashes
04) On Fire Tonight
05) Escape
06) The Sun
07) That Night
08) Inspired By
09) We Did It Again
10) I Like the Way You Talk
11) Twist of Time
12) The Blowup
13) Love's Gonna Save the Day
14) Alpha and Omega
15) The Hourglass
16) Imani
01) Faith
02) Blacka
03) Ashes to Ashes
04) On Fire Tonight
05) Escape
06) The Sun
07) That Night
08) Inspired By
09) We Did It Again
10) I Like the Way You Talk
11) Twist of Time
12) The Blowup
13) Love's Gonna Save the Day
14) Alpha and Omega
15) The Hourglass
16) Imani
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2:43
3:28
2:40
4:40
3:26
5:54
3:29
3:55
2:30
3:12
4:01
3:13
5:31
3:22
3:31
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First Released
2015
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"Imani Vol. 1" (Imani is the Swahili word for "faith") is the fourth studio album by hip hop duo Blackalicious. The album was released on September 18, 2015 ( their first album in a decade) on the OGM Recordings label. The album was well received by critics, such as Pitchfork Media and The A.V. Club. Imani, Vol. 1 is the first of a projected trilogy.
"When Chief Xcel and Gift of Gab are both producing at max output, there are few rap duos more capable, and on Imani, Vol. 1 they flex their muscle, showing little sign of rust after the long layoff. What Vol. 1 lacks in memorable hooks, it makes up for with ferocious lyricism. That the album was even made feels like a victory, especially considering it took a PledgeMusic campaign to fund it, but Imani, Vol. 1 doesn’t feel crowd-sourced: It is an intimate piece of work, an inspiring take on conquering personal struggle and coming out whole on the other side. On"
From a review by Sheldon Pearce (pitchfork.com)
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"Imani Vol. 1" (Imani is the Swahili word for "faith") is the fourth studio album by hip hop duo Blackalicious. The album was released on September 18, 2015 ( their first album in a decade) on the OGM Recordings label. The album was well received by critics, such as Pitchfork Media and The A.V. Club. Imani, Vol. 1 is the first of a projected trilogy.
"When Chief Xcel and Gift of Gab are both producing at max output, there are few rap duos more capable, and on Imani, Vol. 1 they flex their muscle, showing little sign of rust after the long layoff. What Vol. 1 lacks in memorable hooks, it makes up for with ferocious lyricism. That the album was even made feels like a victory, especially considering it took a PledgeMusic campaign to fund it, but Imani, Vol. 1 doesn’t feel crowd-sourced: It is an intimate piece of work, an inspiring take on conquering personal struggle and coming out whole on the other side. On"
From a review by Sheldon Pearce (pitchfork.com)
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