Fifty Shades Of Gold, by Duce the Scallywag

Fifty Shades Of Gold

by Duce the Scallywag

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1.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Intro with DJ Have Mercy 00:25		buy track
2.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Fifty Shades Of Gold 02:30	info	buy track
3.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Rumble Pack III 03:38		buy track
4.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Who Is She? 04:33		buy track
5.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Technology 03:02		buy track
6.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Scallywag Interview (Skit) (free) 01:10		download
7.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Wildfire 03:45		buy track
8.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - If These 03:36		buy track
9.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Keggers 03:34		buy track
10.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Get Away 03:16		buy track
11.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Edwang Interview (Skit) (free) 01:27		download
12.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Jungle 03:58		buy track
13.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - Stay In Touch 04:47		buy track
14.	Duce the Scallywag x Edwang - OctoDads 07:02		buy track

about

"Buffalo producer Edwang is back with another dope collaborative effort with rapper Duce. A few months back, we covered The Duce Bootlegs, a wonderfully enjoyable project of happy hip hop. Their latest release together, Fifty Shades of Gold, switches things up a bit on the way to being another great tape.
Edwang kicks off the tracks with the title track, and a distinctly grimier beat than anything we heard last time ’round. Ed continuously keeps us guessing with his styles behind the beats. “Rumble Pack III” uses some traditional video game bleeps and bloops to create a base for which Duce to cram countless gaming references over a span of three and a half references. The name itself is a shout-out to the device that allowed your N64 controller to vibrate whenever you crashed in Tony Hawk Pro Skater, thereby making the game 20% better than it already was.
Duce is particularly on point with joints like “Who is She?” in which he talks us through the timeline of his affair with a crazy chick. Ed displays a full spectrum of beats, being everywhere from spacey on “Technology” to “If These,” an inspirational song with a swirling beat that has that mid-2000s-would-be-on-your-basketball-warmup-cd feel to it. The album also features some hilarious interview skits between Ed and Duce, a testament to the chemistry and charisma of the two."
-Matt Moretti, buffaBLOG

Raps by Chris
Beats/cover "art" by Ed

credits

released September 30, 2014

Special thanks to anyone listening including but not limited to: Bobby Reneau aka DJ Have Mercy, Pat Carr, Mark Clary, Papa Doc, Mike Marttila, Marc and Nicole Stefanski for the rediculous pictures of me (nicolegattophotography.com), Eleanor the bulldog's parents Jess Marchetti & Bobby Laudisio, Snickets the cat, John Stamos and anyone else that encourages Chris and I to pollute soundwaves on the reg!