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- Summary: Black Milk, Danny Brown, and Guilty Simpson are some of the guests on the Los Angeles-based hip hop DJ who began his career in Detroit.
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- Record Label: Traffic Entertainment Group
- Genre(s): Rap, Underground Rap, Midwest Rap
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Aug 20, 2012Most of Let It Go is solid, but there are some skippable tracks.
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Aug 20, 2012The result is a more cohesive album than most tight rap collectives.
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Aug 20, 2012If J. Dilla has been Detroit hip-hop's most influential recent figure, then DJ HouseShoes is the stern, no-frills custodian of that legacy, known to regulate violators and opportunists circling the music James Yancey created.
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Aug 20, 2012Excessive interludes drag the runtime and make the project feel a bit unfocused--but these missteps don't subtract too much from the overall premise.
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Q MagazineAug 20, 2012There are hints of Shoes' mentor Dilla in the woozier beats, and grittier curs such as Nails show where his reputation comes from. [Sep 2012, p.107]