Liquid Crystal Project 3

Description

After coining the term 'Jazz-Hop'; J Rawls now follows up to the International smash album The Liquid Crystal Projects I & II. The incomparable Hip-Hop producer who has conquered Hip Hop, Soul and Jazz is back with another instalment of Jazz-Hop excitement! The Album titles are references to the state of matter of liquid crystals. They reference the discoverers of liquid crystal and even represent some of the phases of liquid crystal properties. Produced by J Rawls, one half of Lone Catalysts & 3582 and producer for Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Black Star ('Brown Skin Lady'), El Da Sensei, Wordsworth, J-Live, Beastie Boys, Rasco, Unspoken Heard, Us3, Mass Influence, Five Deez, Dose One, Declaime, Venus Malone and many more Produced by B Jazz, whose production credits include Eric Roberson, K'naan and Isaac Simpson. Follow up to critically acclaimed 'Jay Are - The 1960's Jazz Revolution Again' (POLAR/2009), 'The Liquid Crystal Project II'(POLAR/2008), J Rawls Presents: The Liquid Crystal Project (POLAR/ 2006), 'The Essence Of Soul' album (POLAR / 2005), his discography also includes , J Rawls 'The Hip Hop Affect' (Greenstreets / 2011), J Rawls 'The Essence Of' (Superrappin / 2001), Lone Catalysts 'Hip Hop' album (B.U.K.A. / 2001), 3582 'The Living Soul'(Hum Drums / 2002), 3582 'The Situational Ethics' (Hum Drums / 2003), 'Histories Greatest Battles (Female Fun / 2003) besides a string of successful independent 12' Singles from Lone Catalysts, 3582 and solo, which all combined have sold more than 150,000 units worldwide