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| Invisible Empire | ||||
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| Released | January 1, 2003 | |||
| Genre | Hip hop | |||
| Label | Gladiator Films | |||
| Producer | Bo Bliz Emynd Eyego Direct | |||
| Reef the Lost Cauze chronology | ||||
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Invisible Empire is the second studio album from Philadelphia hip-hop artist Reef the Lost Cauze. The album was put out on Gladiator Films records by executive producers Alex Corr and Wiley.
| # | Title | Producer(s) | Performer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Intro (In the Caddy)" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 2 | "This Is My Life" | Emynd | Reef the Lost Cauze |
| 3 | "Gladiator" | Emynd | Reef the Lost Cauze |
| 4 | "Follow The Drum" | Eyego Direct | Reef the Lost Cauze, Annette Koleda |
| 5 | "Deadly Combo" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 6 | "The Puzzle" | Emynd | Reef the Lost Cauze |
| 7 | "Calm Your Mind" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 8 | "Spanish Geetar" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 9 | "Give Up His Name" | Reef the Lost Cauze, Diverse | |
| 10 | "Monday (Fuck This Job)" | Emynd | Reef the Lost Cauze, Annette Koleda |
| 11 | "Oxygen (Breathe)" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 12 | "I Can't Begin" | Eyego Direct | Reef the Lost Cauze |
| 13 | "Bananas" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 14 | "No One But You" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 15 | "So Gangsta (Old Skool Anthem)" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 16 | "The Cauze" | Reef the Lost Cauze | |
| 17 | "Angels Sing" | Eyego Direct | Reef the Lost Cauze |
| 18 | "Outro (In the Caddy)" | Reef the Lost Cauze |
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