Released in 1994, Da Homelanders – Fullmoon is a raw East Coast underground hip-hop album from Harlem, New York. The project captures the independent character of early-1990s New York rap, combining rugged drums, deep basslines, jazzy samples, funky grooves, and laid-back lyrical performances.The 20-track album moves through a diverse selection of underground sounds, from sample-driven boom-bap and jazz-inflected beats to soulful grooves and stripped-down street rap. Tracks such as “4 Rotations,” “Decimal,” “Jazz Fill,” “Summer Breeze,” “M.O.V.E.,” “Nigga Or Man,” “Roots To The Dread,” “Ever So Dope,” “So Deep,” “Super Nature,” and “2 Phat” showcase the group's relaxed but lyrical approach.Today, Da Homelanders – Fullmoon remains an obscure Harlem hip-hop release for collectors exploring lesser-known East Coast rap from the golden era. Its combination of dusty production, jazz and funk influences, deep grooves, and authentic underground atmosphere makes it an interesting discovery for fans of classic 1990s New York hip-hop.
01 Intro
02 4 Rotations
03 Interlude
04 Decimal
05 Interlude
06 Jazz Fill
07 Summer Breeze
08 It's A Miracle
09 Interlude
10 M.O.V.E.
11 Nigga Or Man
12 Roots To The Dread
13 Hazel Mc Kinney
14 Interlude
15 Ever So Dope
16 So Deep
17 Super Nature
18 Remain Still
19 2 Phat
20 Outro
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Da Homelanders - Fullmoon (1994) Flac + 320kbps
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