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Download: D-Sisive – Jonestown

November 18, 2009 by Brad Crowfoot  
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New free album from D-Sisive, a follow up to his impressive, Let The Children Die’. The release is timed with 31st anniversary of the Jonestown Massacre.

“It’s the Kool Aid,” describes D-Sisive of his newest LP. The Juno nominated artist decided to take a break from his dark/depressing content to focus on the “punchline/battle-rap” style he became known for in the late nineties. The album boasts production from heavyweights Muneshine (Sean Price), Moss (Ghostface, Obie Trice), Anonymous Twist (Planet Asia), Murr (LAL, formerly of The Grassroots), Toronto-born/NY-based Marco Polo (Heltah Skeltah, Masta Ace), 9th Uno and Shinogo. Toronto artist Slim Twig (paper bag records) also makes an appearance on the Shinogo produced ‘Around The World’. The Muneshine produced single ‘West Coast’ is already charting across the country.

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Download: D-Sisive – Ken Park (Prod. Marco Polo, Cuts by DJ Grouch)

November 16, 2009 by Brad Crowfoot  
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Here’s another leak from D-Sisive’s FREE LP “Jonestown”, dropping this Wednesday on D-Sisive.com and right here featuring production from MoSS, Muneshine, Anonymous Twist, & more!

D-Sisive – Ken Park (Prod. Marco Polo, Cuts by DJ Grouch)

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Video: D-Sisive – Wonderful World

November 16, 2009 by Brad Crowfoot  
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One of my favourite joints from D-Sisive’s latest release, “Let The Children Die”, which dropped earlier this year. Look out for D-Sisive’s new FREE LP, “Jonestown”, dropping Wednesday, November 18th, right here and on D-Sisive.com. “Jonestown” is a little less experimental than “Let The Children Die”, as it has D-Sisive going back to his boom-bap roots over production from Muneshine, MoSS, Marco Polo, Anonymous Twist, & more!

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