Back in 1998, Wordsworth caught the attention of rap fans with his appearances on posse cuts with A Tribe Called Quest (“Rock Rock Y’all”) and Black Star (“Twice Inna Lifetime”). By ’04, he humbly released his solo debut, Mirror Music, with critical acclaim. Retaining a solid presence amongst niche, underground fan base in hip-hop’s indie circuit, Wordsworth was one of the many lyrics-driven, cypher-tested rappers championed amongst shoppers found at the now defunct (yet iconic) New York City record hub Fat Beats, or attendees of the legendary Lyricist Lounge concerts. On his latest offering, The Photo Album, the Brooklyn MC ...
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