Video: Beneficence feat. Inspectah Deck & DJ Rob Swift - Digital Warfare

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After dropping subterranean classics with Sidewalk Science and Concrete Soul, Brick City veteran Beneficence is back with a new album, Basement Chemistry; which will be released on 1-29-2016 via Ill Adrenaline Records. The album's formula stays true to the game, official boom-bap, with obscure samples and intricate cuts; which the albums first video, “Digital Warfare” featuring Inspectah Deck more then verifies.

***Thanks to ILL ADRENALINE RECORDS for sending***

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