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When he's on, Los Angeles MC Murs vibes Nas with less self-mythologizing and an extra dose of common sense. With his DJ buddy 9th Wonder in tow, Murs' sixth album sets his quick-tongued command over soul-flecked funk, dropping brassy statements of purpose ("Murray's Law"), self-aware paeans to "dark-skinned white girls" ("D.S.W.G.") and bits of uplift. Check the portrait of ghetto pride on "LA": "Come to the hood where we do the most good/ Where Magic Johnson be ownin' everything, like he should."
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Track List
- Murs Day
- Murray's Law
- Silly Girl [Featuring Joe Scudda]
- Barbershop [Featuring Rapper Big Pooh]
- Yesterday & Today
- Dreamchaser
- L.A.
- Love & Appreciate
- D.S.W.G. [Dark Skinned White Girls]
- Murray's Revenge
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