New Amerykah Pt. 1: 4th World War.(OTHER LICKS)(Sound recording review)(Brief article)

From: Curve | Date: June 1, 2008 | Copyright information

New Amerykah Pt. 1: 4th World War, Erykah Badu (Universal Motown): Her neo-soul badness keeps it real on this much-awaited new set that opens and closes with uptempo, retro-funk-soul bumpers "Ameryka...

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