Snaps (album)

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Snaps
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Studio album by
ReleasedDecember 2, 2006 (2006-12-02)
Genre Hip hop, alternative hip hop
Length38:52
Label Hal Cush Music
Producer Mr. Hill
Mr. Hill chronology
Snaps
(2006)
The Darkest Hour
(2007)
Professional ratings
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Snaps is the debut studio album by American hip hop producer Mr. Hill, a member of the Pacific Northwest hip hop collective Oldominion. [2] It was released December 2, 2006 on Hal Cush Music. [3]

Contents

Music

The album is fully produced by Mr. Hill, [4] and features guest appearances from artists such as IAME, Onry Ozzborn and Boom Bap Project, among others. [5]

Reception

Snaps was given generally favorable reviews, one of which being from The Stranger, who said about the album: "Strings are his specialty, which he employs for cinematic effects and moods that correspond with Gothic architecture and the dark factories of the industrial revolution. But as Snaps makes clear, Mr. Hill is not confined to the cathedral aesthetic that he regularly programs for associates of Oldominion." [6]

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Intro"1:11
2."You Can't Fuck With Us" (featuring Anaxagorus and JFK Ninjaface)3:29
3."Unorthodox Still" (featuring Silas Blak)4:39
4."Workshop" (featuring Jace)3:44
5."Traumathon" (featuring Nyqwil)4:45
6."Saloony" (featuring IAME and Smoke)3:55
7."English" (featuring Candidt)3:30
8."Sounds of the Street (Remix)" (featuring Jace)3:20
9."As I Talk" (featuring Boom Bap Project)3:26
10."Runnin' Traffik" (featuring Silent Lambs Project)3:22
11."Tequila on Sunday" (featuring Tilson)3:08
12."Castro Outro" (featuring Onry Ozzborn)0:23

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References

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  6. Mudede, Charles; True, Everett; Goodwin, Scott. "CD Reviews". The Stranger. Retrieved 2017-03-10.