March On Washington, by Diamond District

March On Washington

by Diamond District

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Jamie Brown The Most DC Track you could hear Favorite track: The Back Up.

Kaushik Sankaranarayanan I loved "In The Ruff" but this record is a little underwhelming.
Oddissee's beats are great but it feels like somethings missing. Favorite track: Say What You Mean.

Grant Jones This was the album that made me drop my shit and explore Oddisee's discography. Phenomenal record and one of 2014's best albums. Favorite track: First Step.

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1.	March On Washington 02:02		buy track
2.	First Step 04:16		buy track
3.	These Bammas (free) 03:43	info	download
4.	The Back Up 04:27		buy track
5.	Working Weekends 03:57		buy track
6.	Purveryors of Truth 03:23		buy track
7.	A Part Of It All 05:35		buy track
8.	Say What You Mean 04:07	info	buy track
9.	Ain't Over 07:07		buy track
10.	Erything 03:48		buy track
11.	You Had To Be There 03:44		buy track
12.	Lost Cause (free) 04:28	lyrics	download
Building them bridges (I'm about that) Expanding our vision (I'm about that) Switch up your decisions if you want an outcome that's different. - yU
13.	March Off 04:43		buy track
14.	Bonus Flow 02:53		buy track

about

When Diamond District dropped In the Ruff on Mello Music Group in 2009, the gritty drums and grimy raps combined as elementally as hydrogen and oxygen. The D.C. Voltron of Oddisee, yU, and X.O. dusted off and revitalized a sound once consigned to the catacombs.

Hailed as an instance classic, its impact reverberated throughout the underground and mainstream. The Washington D.C. City Paper called it the city’s best album in many years. During an era when lyricism was deemed too intellectual and samples too dated,Diamond District overturned conventional logic. They preserved the raw and made it righteous.

A half-decade later, the holy trinity has returned with March on Washington. The truths remain timeless. Wisdom over rhythm. Slang turned into testament.

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released October 14, 2014

Vocals by yU, Oddisee and Uptown XO
Production by Oddisee

Executive Produced by Michael Tolle
Mello Music Group Copyright 2014

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