Tomorrow's Yesterday (C.O.R.E), by Co$$

Tomorrow's Yesterday (C.O.R.E)

by Co$$

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1.	Esemdee (Intro) 00:46	buy track
2.	2PieceFree (Prod. Esemdee) 01:38	buy track
3.	WordIsBorn (Prod. Fonetik Simbol) 02:59	buy track
4.	Homage (Prod. Aime Caine) 03:31	buy track
5.	Undivine (Prod. Fonetik Simbol) 02:47	buy track
6.	Matrix (Prod. R Thentic) 03:11	buy track
7.	Be Like You (Prod. Terem) 02:33	buy track
8.	Freewayz (Prod. Rockwell) 03:41	buy track
9.	UpFromDaBottom (Prod. Still Philosophy) 02:19	buy track
10.	These R The Dayz (Prod. Zin) 03:33	buy track
11.	One Day (Prod. God Lee Barnes) 03:33	buy track
12.	Out There (Prod. God Lee Barnes) 03:27	buy track
13.	Pass That (Prod. God Lee Barnes) 01:33	buy track
14.	MosHPit (Prod. God Lee Barnes) 01:00	buy track
15.	Spazmatic (Prod. God Lee Barnes) 01:36	buy track
16.	Chessin (Prod. Alphabet 4) 02:36	buy track
17.	Can't I? (Prod. Exile) 03:28	buy track
18.	None Greater (Prod. Snowman) 02:09	buy track
19.	Dopemines (Prod. DJ Rhettmatic) 02:51	buy track
20.	Madness (Prod. Tnasty) 04:16	buy track
21.	On Da Stro (Prod. Esemdee) 01:42	buy track
22.	Esemdee (Outro) 00:28	buy track

about

" This was actually a series started by Blu years back. He put out a 5 song release called The C.O.R.E and I thought the concept was brilliant. Sene followed up Blu’s release with his own mixtape entitled “Elevator Music” under the imprint of the C.O.R.E series. As an artist I wanted to present something that I felt not only showed my strongest points as an artist, but also where I have grown and evolved style wise. Some songs like “Can’t I” are representations of a younger more energetic me, when I really didn’t have a full grasp of my cadence and my lyricism was slightly more simplistic. Songs like “These R the Days” and “One day” almost put me in a nostalgic state when I listen to them because I wrote those songs at very intense periods of my life. Almost every song on here represents a significant phase or point of growth in my life, not necessarily the content of each song, but the time period in which each song was recorded.

Tomorrow is what I want to give you, the future of hip-hop and Yesterday is what makes me who I am today. So listen to this with an open mind. I was not going for perfection, I want heads to see where I’ve been, content wise, styles I’ve experimented with and hopefully by the time I release my LP they know and understand who I am and what I represent. Thanx for all the love and support. C$$ is C$US… "

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released February 3, 2009

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EST. 2004. A LA based Hip Hop label, Tres Records, renowned for work by Giant Panda, Thes One, Johnson&Jonson, House Shoes, and others, upholds its mission: "Preserve the tradition, yet stimulate the progress." It blends '90s hip-hop reverence with innovation, cherishing vintage sounds while embracing boundary-pushing creativity. ... more

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