The Fugitives

Alright then, back on the blog with a very nice and mad overseen EP comin’ outta the Raidermen fam…

… where emcees Born Sin, Sinister Zoe & Stocky Stex form THE FUGITIVES. Under this name they released in 1999 this dope 5-track EP “fugitive life” on the Safecracker Ent. Label (formerly known as Raiderman Ent., but that’s quite obvious when lookin’ at the logo).
The record starts with “countime”, a track that is quite speedy and havin’ good cello samples on it. Next is the tune “plus+”, followed by “lick da platta” that features emcee Stress. The sample on this song is well known from other crews that used it (like e.g. Hollow Point or NYCP). On the flip it starts with the track “live & direct” where Busta Rhymes was spittin’ the refrain-part. Last but least comes the track “fuc da police” (startin’ with a well-placed intro-skit of NWA’s “fuck da police”).
All in all a very solid record that one can’t find lots of information when checkin’ the internet.
I heard that they obviously released a second twelve with tracks like “back against the wall / where it at? / teist & turn” but never could listen to that. So if u got them tracks somewhere pls up them in the comments section – really would like to find out how this one feels!

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