Deeper (EP)

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Deeper
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ReleasedSeptember 24, 2013
Recorded2013
Genre Hip hop
Length15:49
Label Madlib Invazion
Producer Madlib
MadGibbs chronology
Shame
(2012)
Deeper
(2013)
Piñata
(2014)
Freddie Gibbs chronology
ESGN
(2013)
Deeper
(2013)
Piñata
(2014)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Deeper" Fredrick Tipton, Otis Jackson 3:10
2."Deeper (Instrumental)"O. Jackson3:08
3."Ups and Downs (Bonus Beat)"O. Jackson2:31
4."Harold's"F. Tipton, O. Jackson2:49
5."Harold's (Instrumental)"O. Jackson2:52
6."The Long Walk Home (Bonus Beat)"O. Jackson1:19
Notes

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