Awon - Matte Black Soul

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Phoniks sends "Matte Black Soul", the fourth full length project from Newport News emcee Awon. The Virginia rhyme sayer is coming off a successful multi-year run that saw him release two critically acclaimed albums alongside producer Phoniks; 2013's nostalgic ode to street life "Return to the Golden Era" and 2014's "Dephacation" with Virginia emcee Dephlow. With his newest offering, Awon comes from a more personal perspective, this time tackling increasingly complex songwriting concepts over a selection of heavily soul-influenced productions.

Tracklist

1. Escaping Youth (Prod. Phoniks) 03:27
2. Hungry (Prod. Rashard) 03:01
3. Listen (Awon Instrumental) 00:44
4. Natural High (Prod. Phoniks) 03:28
5. Have Mercy (Prod. Ak) 03:14
6. Can You Feel It (Prod. Phoniks) 03:14
7. Alone Tonight (Phoniks Instrumental) 02:14
8. Take Time (Prod. Phoniks) 04:27
9. Exquisite ft. Dephlow (Prod. HDK) 02:46
10. Ying vs Yang (Prod. Awon) 01:52
11. Supersoula (Awon Instrumental) 00:54
12. Free Your Mind (Prod. Rashard) 02:09
13. Haunted (Prod. Phoniks) 03:44


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