Scram Jones - Back in the Park

Producer: Scram Jones and Blickstreet [for Beast Music Inc.]

Album: Wasted Talent EP

Label: Beast Music Records

For a while now, East Coast music has taken a backseat to the slanguistics of Southern rap. Tough to say but, I damn near forgot what New York summers sounded like until I heard this. Scram Jones, whose been keeping steady on the boards for members of the Wu and other notables in the mainstream and underground game, decides to get uncouth on his own record. Back In The Park is the Lox, Ruff Ryders and Dipset gift-“rapped” in 1998’s appeal and demanded by the listeners of 2011. Scram flows so freely as if he’s joking around on a stoop with straight lines, no hook needed, as this is a track that reminds folks who created classic moments in our hip-hop memories. Production-wise: checkmate. If you know music, you know Jones and he’s maintained a clear agenda with his sound. Check Scram on his upcoming EP, Wasted Talent, and you can count on the Booth will keep you posted on when you can add this to ya’ memory bank!

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Sunbear DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 681	Rating: Sunbear's Top Rated Songs How can you not like this?
	Posted on Jul 11, 2011

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	Posted on Jul 12, 2011

Aussie_Accents Tastemaker Total Ratings: 2919	Rating: Aussie_Accents's Top Rated Songs Man this is some chilled head noddin' rap! Man caaaan spit!
	Posted on Jul 12, 2011

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Sankara DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 290	Rating: Sankara's Top Rated Songs New York rap will never die I still maintain!!!!
	Posted on Jul 13, 2011

SCRAM DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 2	Rating: SCRAM's Top Rated Songs CLASSIC
	Posted on Jul 15, 2011

Streets DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 1	Rating: Streets's Top Rated Songs Track Is poppn, it takes me back to when hip-hop was pure with no boundaries. Great work Blickstreet & Scram jones. Keep it pushing!!!
	Posted on Jul 16, 2011