Reception
The album has received positive reviews from critics. Jeff Weiss of The Los Angeles Times stated "the blends are artfully done and the samples are tastefully chosen." [1] The Miami New Times named the album "Mashup Revolution". [2] Melissa Enaje, contributor of The Source Magazine, said "Once I heard the album, my neck muscles were probably strained from how much I was nodding my head in appreciation for the sound. It was def in tune with the essence of hip-hop...". [3] Roslynn Cobarrubias, the Senior Director of Urban Marketing at MySpace Music posted the album on her blog. [4] Edith Zimmerman of New York Magazine and Esquire described "De La Soulviet" as "great". [5] Jarry L. Barrow, the editor-in-chief of Scratch Magazine, said that TenDJiz "ingeniously mixed them [De La Soul] with Soviet soul and jazz. The result is inspiring." [6] DeVon Thompson from Creative Beach claims that "the mix sounds like it could be the original!". [7] The album has been featured on many on-line magazines and music websites such as: Blurt Magazine, [8] Peace Magazine, [9] Rumba Magazine (Finland), [10] Radio Nova (France), [11] Rubyhornet.com, [12] Thewordisbond.com, [13] Fleamarketfunk.com, [14] Bamalovesoul.com, [15] Blockmuzikradio.com [16]
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