8 thoughts on “ Directrix - Divine Styler - Wordpower 2: Directrix (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. In a virtually loveless industr industry, Divine Styler 's second solo album is a truly inspiring love piece focusing on the self-empowering aspects of life over acid-infused breakbeats. The Pharaoh Divine Styler divulges potent doses of uplifting abstract lyrics, but the true genius of this recording lies in his work behind the boards.

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2. Wordpower 2 Divine Styler. MP3: $ Spiral Walls Containin Divine Styler. CD Divine Styler. CD: $ Directrix Vinyl: $ Word Power Divine Styler Featuring the Scheme Team. Songs Sort by: Bestselling.

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3. In , Divine Styler hooked up with the Quannum Records crew, teaming up with his dear friend and fellow Rhyme Syndicate alumni Everlast, Styles of Beyond, and the Beat Junkies. The latter also appeared on his third LP, Wordpower, Vol. 2: Directrix (Featuring Exceed), which trafficked in .

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4. Jun 28,  · Divine Styler "Before Mecca" - Wordpower 2 - Category Music; Song Before Mecca; Artist Divine Styler; Album Word Power 2:Directrix.

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5. Mudscout Media, pages, trade paperback, $ From to , Ryan Somers — also known as Fritz Tha Cat — self-published eight issues of his Ontario-based hip-hop zine, In Search Of Divine pakmonafiratgitharawingwhoterca.xyzinfo book, published by Montreal’s Mudscout Media, is a collection of the interviews, reviews, and articles selected from the eight issues of the seminal zine, interspersed with.

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6. 3 x LP: MWR LP: LP: Divine Styler - Wordpower 2: Directrix 3 x LP: MWR LP: LP: Nigo - Ape Sounds 2 x LP: MWR LP: LP: South - From Here On In 2 x LP: MWR LP: LP: Axelrod, David - David Axelrod: MWR LP: LP: V/A - Now Thing 2 x LP: MWR LP: LP: Catto, Malcolm - Bubblefish Breaks: MWR.

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7. Spiral Walls Containing Autumns of Light, an Album by Divine Styler. Released 17 March on Giant (catalog no. 9 ; Cassette). Genres: Experimental Hip Hop, Spoken Word, Abstract Hip Hop.

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8. The thing that really shines on this album is the positivity. No mediocre tales of guns, hoes, and drugs on this CD. Divine Styler who originally started out with Ice-t's Rhyme Syndicate in the late 80's released the album Wordpower which did well and contained a positive pro-black vibe/5(6).

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