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Dang. & Effect – You Don’t Love Me And I Don’t Care

Artist: Dang. & Effect
Title Of Album: You Don’t Love Me And I Don’t Care
Year Of Release: 21 may 2013
Label: Los Wunder Twins Del Record Label
Genre: Underground Hip-Hop
Quality: MP3, CD, Album
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 00:47:30
Total Size: 109 mb

Tracklist:
01. Whatupwhatupwhatup
02. Rap Terminators feat. MC Esoteric & Celph Titled
03. My Life
04. Money
05. She Likes Me
06. Falling Apart feat. Illicit, Akrobatik & Pat G
07. When Dang Rocks The SP
08. A Rabbit In A Pot
09. Headphones Lie feat. Termanology, MC Esoteric, D-Tension, Illicit & Mic Stylz
10. Puerto Rican Rum
11. Never Too Late feat. Reks
12. Respect That
13. You Don’t Love Me And I Don’t Care

Underground Hip-Hop artist Effect has again teamed up with producer Dang. to deliver the album “You Don’t Love Me and I Don’t Care”. Most known for their work together on the album “Simply Dope” by Effect, which garnered the number 1 radio hit “Kill Your Idols” featuring MC Esoteric.

This new album is the first official release for the duo as a group. Dang., a vinyl purist, digs back into his crates to spin gold out of rare and obscure records that, in turn, Effect laces with true-school braggadocio on the first track “WHATUPWHATUPWHATUP(?)”. Together, they head down a road that seems to get darker and grittier as the album progresses. The record features guest appearances by some of the best underground MCs hip-hop has to offer. On the first single “Rap Terminators” MC Esoteric (of 7L & Esoteric / Czarface / Demigodz) steps back on the scene with Effect and Celph Titled (Demigodz) to deliver one of the catchiest yet most brutal hip-hop tracks of the year.

The album also features appearances by hip-hop heavyweights Termanology, Reks and Akrobatik as well as Effect’s previous partner in rhyme D-Tension. “Headphones Lie”, a posse cut featuring 6 MCs (Termanology, Effect, MC Esoteric, D-Tension, Illicit & Mic Stylz), highlights just what happens when those who refuse to stop until the beat is completely in shambles come in on one track.

Co-signed by a who’s who of hip hop MCs and producers, Effect and Dang. have stepped to the plate to cast their own spectrum and stand as a force on the independent hip-hop scene.