Dee Eagle (new)
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Intro Intro
Eagle starts his debut album with a spoken-word, acapella reading. He expresses his views on the music biz, draws similarities to artists he sounds like, and sets the mood for the CD.
Bird Law Bird Law
Eagle delivers two witty verses over a drum heavy, industrial sounding beat. This up-beat, alternative hip-hop bounce proves to be catchy and clever all while reminding listeners that the bird is the word.
Haunted Booth Haunted Booth
On this fun and entertaining tale, Eagle immerses the listeners into the story of a booth haunted by dead instrumentals. The song has a spooky yet classical feel while still providing intense, hip-hop percussion and a memorable chorus.
Take My Spot Ft. Verbz Take My Spot Ft. Verbz
Between the hard hitting, energetic instrumental and the smooth, sing-able chorus; Eagle and Verbz display their lyrical prowess while proving the solidification of their spots in the Hip-Hop game.
W.W.L.D.D. W.W.L.D.D.
On What Would Larry David Do, Eagle delivers some complex lyrical content over drawling drums and vigorous horns. This song is the embodiment of his sub-conscious idolatry of the comedic genius as well as a vessel to convey his inner dialogue.
Pinch Hitter Pinch Hitter
In a humbled attempt to underplay his own ability, Eagleas self-comparison to a surrogate baseball batter is thorough and consistent. The slow and simplistic drums matched with muddy bass and strings set the stage for this unusual concept track.
Why You Wanna Ft. Verbz & Fowl Mouf Why You Wanna Ft. Verbz & Fowl Mouf
This summer time hip-hop dance track offers smooth electronic bass and catchy Synth melodies. Each of the three emcee add their unique style to the song by combining East Coast; Midwest; and Southern Rap influences.
Kenny Rap (Interlude) Kenny Rap (Interlude)
This up-tempo track is a conversational verse back and fourth discussion between a Record label executive and an A&R who found a new potential money making rapper. The concept for the song was inspired by Hip-Hops bizzaro-style of artist recruitment
Pain Relief Pain Relief
With a springy, country western feel; Eagle provides three plus verses expressing his thoughts on the Music Industry. The song is a commentary on the epidemic of auto-tune.
Boxy Brown Ft. Classick Boxy Brown Ft. Classick
Organic and creative instrumentation lace the bass heavy track as Detroit Emcee, Classick, brings a smooth style reminiscent to the Neptunesa to this industrial/electronic hip-hop beat.
Love Hater Relationship Love Hater Relationship
Playing off the old dating clich, Eagle flips the concept and applies it towards his love for haters. The punctual percussion and ballad-like Synth ensemble create a ominous yet rejuvenating atmosphere for the two verses/bridges.
Calm 'n' Mellow Calm 'n' Mellow
This laid-back jam combines the alternative groove of 90as rock with a subtle, yet potent hippy vibe. By flipping Donvanas aMellow Yellowa, Eagle is able to lay three simple and fun verses.
s OH s s OH s
Eagle takes aim at gun control in this short tale of adolescent angst/violence from the view of a suburban Emcee. Spasmodic drums combined with calm instrumentation create an interesting contrast to fit the topic.
Lovin That Fact Lovin That Fact
Backed by a Charles Hamilton vocal sample, vigorous Synth, and rhythmic drums; Eagle brings his A-Game for this one. His versatile flow and intricate punch lines dazzle for two verses on this hook-less banger.
Fire Would Fire Would
This Psychedelic, Indie-pop song combines exotic sitars and heavy hip-hop drums with melodic strings and horn. With a smooth chorus, harmonized verses, and Norwegian Wood Beatles samples; Eagle shares the burn of lost love with the listeners.
What You Thinkin What You Thinkin
Intense percussion combined with orchestral strings/horns and Synth lead/bass culminate to form this up-tempo banger. A catchy, call and response chorus punctuate Eagles two punch-line packed verses.
Let It Bump Ft. Blaki Let It Bump Ft. Blaki
With a summer time party vibe, the 808 drums and soothing Synth pads introduce listeners to a care-free side of Eagle that has seldom surfaced throughout aSarcastic Tonesa. Home-town homey, Blaki, brings a Rick Ross-type style to the track.
Eyesight Ft. Verbz Eyesight Ft. Verbz
This guitar-heavy song utilizes samples from The Whoas aEyesight to the Blinda as well as authentic guitar from Eagleas brother (Cameron Gilhooly). A rapid-fire verse by Verbz and a fluid sixteen from Eagle make this banger a real eye-opener.
Black Magic Woman Ft. Motion Picture & Chris Black Magic Woman Ft. Motion Picture & Chris
With samples from Fleetwood Macas aBlack Magic Womana, the three Emcees address the trickery that females are capable of. TD the Poet boasts with passion while Abstract calmly but confidently takes the third verse.
Consumerside Consumerside
The song addresses Americaas infatuation with material consumption while providing a sounds cape backed by a dance-able drum beat. The somber strings, eerie guitar and epic pad all combine to support Eagleas chorus, bridge and harmonized verses.
