E MAJOR - BALTIMORE BRUIN

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Baltimore-bred, Los Angeles-based emcee E Major presents Baltimore Bruin, his new album featuring Marc Evan, King's Khrysis, Kaimbr, UllNevaNo, Rome Cee and Kane Mayfield as well as original production from Rexamillion, August Flight Gordon, Khrysis, Roddy Rod, IllMeasured, Minus Nine, Eddie Pearson and Sham Dibiase. 

***Thanks to Dunn Deal Promotions for sending***

Tracklist

1. Feature Presentation (prod. by Rexamillion) 04:54
2. Dream Catcher feat. Marc Evans (prod. by August Flight Gordon) 03:55
3. Understand feat. King's Khrysis (prod. by Khrysis) 03:20
4. Zodiac (prod. by Flying Lotus) 01:32
5. On My Grind feat. Kaimbr (prod. by Roddy Rod) 03:51
6. All Day feat. UllNevaNo (prod. by IllMeasured) 03:49
7. HerStory (prod. by Minus Nine) 03:39
8. This Thing (prod. by Eddie Pearson) 03:35
9. TSRH feat. Rome Cee and Kane Mayfield (prod by Sham Dibiase) 04:22
10. Outrageous (prod. by Madlib 02:05
11. Slow it Down (prod. by August Flight Gordon) 04:37
12. The Underground (prod. by Eddie Pearson) 03:20


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