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The Source Presents: Hip Hop Hits, Volume 4 is the fourth annual music compilation album to be contributed by The Source magazine. Released December 12, 2000 and distributed by Def Jam Recordings, Hip Hop Hits Volume 4 features seventeen hip hop and rap hits. It went to number 35 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart and peaked at number 43 on the Billboard 200 album chart.

The Wordplay Sessions Vol 4 by DJ Fingerfood, released 30 July 2014 1. Fingerfood (prod. by Fingerfood) - Intro 2. The Four Owls (Prod. By Leaf Dog) - The Lost Relic 3. Ramson Badbonez (Prod. By Jazz T & Zygote) - On A Rampage 4. Life Mc (Prod by. Nappa) - Underground Entertainment 5. Bva - Res - Leaf Dog - Upfront - Jman - Flying Monk (Prod. by Fingerfood) - Back to the Roots 6. Index (Prod by Fingerfood) - Whats That! 7. Fliptrix (Prod by Rebs & Runone) - Duppying The Style 8. Confucius MC (Prod. By Keor Meteor - Loverly Chronic 9. Black Josh (Prod

There are some groups in Hip Hop that push the limit and succeed in their own way every time. There are some groups that don’t need the platinum plaques or the forced accolades that come with the game. What originally started off as a duo performing at various venues with live instrumentation would turn into a group that was over 9 members deep (although they would see many membership changes). Each one would bring the talent of a different instrument to the table and before we knew it, Hip Hop had one of its first and only live band Hip Hop groups. When The Roots created this album, they truly took the mechanics of Hip Hop and rap and effortlessly combined it with jazz and a whole lot of soul. From production to instrumentals to lyrics, The Roots left no stone unturned and gave us a twenty track masterpiece of every musical and poetic art form by showcasing talents of their members.

It was a landmark album for hip-hop, becoming the first Southern LP to earn a coveted five-mic score from The Source. The project advanced the genre to a place void of established notions, inspiring an entire generation of artists like Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar. Before it did all that, though, it secured Atlanta, and the rest of the South, a spot alongside New York and Los Angeles at hip-hop’s big boy table. The deal that would alter the course of hip-hop history was staged 300 miles north of Manhattan inside Clinton Correctional Facility, where 2Pac was serving up to four and a half years for two counts of sexual assault.

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The roots of hip-hop date back to the South Bronx in the 1970s, when the construction of the Cross-Bronx expressway displaced many black and Hispanic families while many whites fled the area. Renewal projects also caused massive relocations of economically delicate blacks and Hispanics into the South Bronx.

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