Melodica (album)
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| Melodica EP | |||||
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| EP by Blackalicious | |||||
| Released | 1994 | ||||
| Genre | Hip hop | ||||
| Label | Solesides | ||||
| Producer | Chief Xcel DJ Shadow |
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Melodica is the debut EP by hip hop duo Blackalicious, released in 1994 on the Solesides label.
[edit] Track listing
- "Swan Lake (Vocal)" – 5:38
- Produced by Chief Xcel, DJ Shadow
- "Lyric Fathom (Vocal)" – 4:15
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "Attica Black (Vocal)" – 6:12
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "40oz (Vocal)" – 7:42
- Produced by DJ Shadow
- "Rhymes For The Deaf, Dumb & Blind (Vocal)" – 2:36
- Produced by DJ Shadow
- "Deep in the Jungle (Vocal)" – 6:48
- Featuring Lateef the Truth Speaker and Asia Born
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "Swan Lake (Instrumental)" – 5:07
- Produced by Chief Xcel, DJ Shadow
- "Lyric Fathom (Instrumental)" – 3:21
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "Attica Black (Instrumental)" – 6:15
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "Deep in the Jungle (Instrumental)" – 7:11
- Produced by Chief Xcel
- "Rhymes For The Deaf, Dumb & Blind (Instrumental)" – 2:31
- Produced by DJ Shadow
[edit] References
- Discogs entry
- Blackalicious' entry in The New Rolling Stone Album Guide

