B.Slade has released a taste of the upcoming secret project, "Knowing".

After the passing of Whitney, he wanted to release this for a limited time in her honor before the final version is finished and released, which, in its final form, is reportedly going to be MUCH different than what you hear now.

One of the tracks of note is the song "Famished"

Produced by former NPG member Kip Blackshire.

Peep it HERE

I hate him.

This is great.

Nice Erotic City sample.

I didn't even buy the last one yet and he's already doing new stuff.

Slamming.

Love this joint. I just purchased that new project he has it the site as well.

Dang, this cat puts out like an album a month!

Good track.
Somebody is showing somebody else how it should be done.

I really like this new cut

BlaqueKnight said:

Somebody is showing somebody else how it should be done.

Lol.....get back 2 me in 30 years.

I never thought in this day and age of 5-year gaps between albums, projects continually falling apart or pushed back, and flighty recording artists, that I'd almost have to ask an artist to slow down his output. LOL.

But, seriously, it's great, and impressive that he can not only put out an album a minute, but that there is consistent quality. He must LIVE in the studio.

coltrane3 said:

I never thought in this day and age of 5-year gaps between albums, projects continually falling apart or pushed back, and flighty recording artists, that I'd almost have to ask an artist to slow down his output. LOL.

But, seriously, it's great, and impressive that he can not only put out an album a minute, but that there is consistent quality. He must LIVE in the studio.

True.

its aiight. content wise is an 02 redux (the title track that is). maybe i should go back and peep the Diesel material heard it was good. i have to "mentally ramp up" to fool with him

Does this guy make a new album every other month? Seriously i've only known about him for less than 6 months and I thinkhe has had 3 albums out during that time. Anyway, I do like the track. It sounds hot!

datdude said:

its aiight. content wise is an 02 redux (the title track that is). maybe i should go back and peep the Diesel material heard it was good. i have to "mentally ramp up" to fool with him

A lot of the tracks on the new albums are redux from early 2000's it seems.

Graycap23 said:

datdude said:

its aiight. content wise is an 02 redux (the title track that is). maybe i should go back and peep the Diesel material heard it was good. i have to "mentally ramp up" to fool with him

A lot of the tracks on the new albums are redux from early 2000's it seems.

They're not. Only "Stereotype" (which most goes back to about 2006-2007, only the first track was from around the time it was released in January 2010) and some songs on the compilation albums "The Children" and "Songs O' Lament" are from his earlier archives. "Stereotype" was pulled in 2006-2007 (after numerous submissions) because his label at the time thought it was too far-removed from gospel, as its intention was to be a crossover album. He released it in a different configuration in 2010 as a thank you to the fans who kept asking for the album.

Everything else is newer. "The Parking Lot, " "Dawn O' the UNiCORN", A Brilliant Catastrophe" (both albums), "Diesel", "Stealth", and "Knowing" is all 2010-present.

From what I know, he tends to record in the moment, for the most part.

fuzion said:

Graycap23 said:

A lot of the tracks on the new albums are redux from early 2000's it seems.

They're not. Only "Stereotype" (which most goes back to about 2006-2007, only the first track was from around the time it was released in January 2010) and some songs on the compilation albums "The Children" and "Songs O' Lament" are from his earlier archives. "Stereotype" was pulled in 2006-2007 (after numerous submissions) because his label at the time thought it was too far-removed from gospel, as its intention was to be a crossover album. He released it in a different configuration in 2010 as a thank you to the fans who kept asking for the album.

Everything else is newer. "The Parking Lot, " "Dawn O' the UNiCORN", A Brilliant Catastrophe" (both albums), "Diesel", "Stealth", and "Knowing" is all 2010-present.

From what I know, he tends to record in the moment, for the most part.

I don't know about that. I have all of his released stuff on cd from way back and quite a few of these tracks are sounding familiar. I'll have 2 check this out when I get a chance.