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The Desolate One

Just-Ice · 1989

35 min · 9 tracks · hip-hop

A gritty fusion of hard-hitting beats and incisive social commentary layered with Just-Ice's commanding delivery.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Welfare Recipients — This track stands out for its unflinching critique of systemic inequality, showcasing Just-Ice's ability to articulate the struggles faced by marginalized communities.
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    It's Time I Release — In this track, Just-Ice combines personal narrative with broader societal observations, effectively bridging personal experience and collective struggle.
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    Hardhead — Here, Just-Ice displays a raw intensity that encapsulates the album's overarching themes of resilience and defiance against adversity.
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    The Desolate One — The title track serves as a powerful manifesto of the album's themes, weaving together vivid imagery and personal reflections on despair and hope.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Desolate One 5:02
  • 2 ...and Justice for All 4:08
  • 3 Hardhead 4:30
  • 4 Welfare Recipients 4:33
  • 5 Na Touch da Just 0:03
  • 6 It's Time I Release 4:32
  • 7 In the Jungle 3:42
  • 8 Hijack 4:27
  • 9 Ram Dance Hall Session 4:41

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