Convincing Mr. Blue Slide Park to burn anything other than Mary Jane was probably a daunting task but Phil Adé, the 301 representer, was successful in his efforts, giving the rap game something different for the moment. Their laid-back vocals are right at home over the record’s spacey production, but there’s no shortage of flexibility in the approach just because the tempo was lulled a bit.
The Letterman enters A Different World on July 19th, 2011. He made this joint for background music for when he smashes Whitley.
Phil Adé Feat. Mac Miller – “Incense” (Prod. By Sunny Norway)
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Can’t wait for the 19th
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjNZKsEHpcM
Once I heard this song….. I wanted to get him treatment or take him to see a doctor to diagnose Autism or at least Aspbergers….
grew up in pittsburgh. went to taylor allderdice (the taylor in taylor gang ) and while i don’t meant to be a dick — it’s the blue SLIDE park – yes, the slide is blue. it is built into a hill and out of concrete. i recommend sitting on cardboard as you go down the slide . There is also a fitness path, basketball courts, baseball diamond, a kiddie park, and other awesomeness. and for what it’s worth, officially, the blue slide park is known as The Frick Park Parklet. #imjussayin.
i like the laid back flow must admit good job fellas
Must admit, pretty dope.