Description
Masta Ace – A Long Hot Summer – Double Vinyl Record
A Long Hot Summer is the fourth studio album by American rapper Masta Ace. Released in 2004, the album presents a captivating and introspective narrative that unfolds over the course of the record, depicting the ups and downs of life in the inner city during a scorching summer.
A Long Hot Summer showcases Masta Ace’s storytelling prowess, as he weaves intricate tales that touch on themes of love, loss, ambition, and personal growth. The album delves into the complexities of urban life, offering a raw and honest portrayal of the challenges faced by its inhabitants.
With its soulful production and poetic lyricism, A Long Hot Summer creates a vivid sonic landscape that immerses listeners in Masta Ace’s world. The album features guest appearances from artists such as Jean Grae and Wordsworth, who add depth and perspective to the storytelling.
Notable tracks on the album include the reflective Good Ol’ Love, the socially conscious Da Grind, and the personal and introspective Beautiful. These songs highlight Masta Ace’s ability to convey emotion and paint vivid pictures with his words.
A Long Hot Summer received critical acclaim upon its release, solidifying Masta Ace’s reputation as a skilled lyricist and storyteller within the hip-hop community. The album’s rich storytelling, coupled with its top-notch production, has made it a favorite among fans of conscious and narrative-driven rap.
If you appreciate insightful storytelling and soulful production in hip-hop, A Long Hot Summer is a must-listen. Immerse yourself in Masta Ace’s intricate narratives and poignant observations as A Long Hot Summer takes you on a journey through the complexities of urban life.
Album originally released in 2004
Brand new, never played and in the factory plastic sealed
Track Listing
The Count (Skit)
Big City
Good Ol Love
Fats Belvedere (Skit)
Da Grind
H.O.O.D.
The Stoop (Skit)
Beautiful
F.A.Y.
Fats Crib (Skit)
Soda & Soap
Do It Man
Bklyn Masala
The Proposition (Skit)
Travelocity
The Ways
Wutuwankno
The After Party (Skit)
Oh My God
Cellmate (Skit)
Revelations
Skit Outtakes
