Tumi and the Volume (album)

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Tumi and the Volume
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Studio album by
Released2006
Recorded2005
Genre Jazz rap, hip hop, jazz
Length67:45
Label District Six Records, Calabash Music
Producer Tumi and the Volume
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Music Industry Online [1]
Eye Weekly [2]
Johannesburg Live [3]
Student Village [4]

Tumi and the Volume, released in December 2005, is the second album from Tumi and the Volume. It is their first studio album.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Ellof – 17:45"
  2. "Floor"
  3. "Bus Stop Confessions"
  4. "Johnny Dyani"
  5. "What It's All About"
  6. "Smile, you on camera" (featuring Ft. Fifi)
  7. "Afrique" (prod. by moO, featured in FIFA 08)
  8. "The Story Behind the Pain"
  9. "Signs"
  10. "Oslo"
  11. "Basement"
  12. "Ladies and Gentlemen"
  13. "Learning"
  14. "In a Minute" (featuring Ft. Fifi)
  15. "Bergman's Theory"
  16. "Sticks and Stones"
  17. "These Women"

Credits

Producer(s): Tumi and the Volume

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