BLU & EXILE BOX SET WITH CASSETTE!

Our boys Blu & Exile are back.  This time they teamed up with Stussy to bring you this limited edition box set.  Alot of ill shit in this package...as you can see.  Guess what they are throwing in it...a cassette version of the instrumentals for Blu & Exile - Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them.  Place your pre-orders now thru Fat Beats!  Only 500 of these so you know they'll be gone quick!

Here is some more info on the box set:


Strictly limited to 500 copies!
Includes:

• Limited edition collaborative Stussy Tee
• 3 color splatter 2xLP
• Digital Download Card of entire album
• Instrumental Cassette
• 7” single of “Good Morning Neighbor”
• Serato Sticker
• Custom Rolling Papers


On September 4, Southern California’s Blu & Exile return to their collaborative origins with the release of Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them, the long-anticipated followup to the duo’s landmark debut, Below the Heavens.

Featuring Fashawn, Homeboy Sandman, Johaz of Dag Savage, Black Spade of Hawthorne Headhunters, and ADAD, the new album on Fat Beats / Dirty Science is both an evolution from and complement to their first: a cohesive, kicked back collection of hip-hop buoyed by Blu’s gymnastic wordplay and Exile’s soulful, sample-driven beats. While Blu’s penchant for introspection and analysis remains intact, his perspective ebbs from the sun-soaked nostalgia of Below the Heavens to a more playful realm where raps about lost love and forgotten dreams find equal footing with those about Gondry films and delivery cheesecake. Together Blu & Exile have taken the raw materials of rap and crafted charmingly idiosyncratic, album-minded mu- sic that transcends coasts and continents alike.

As with Dilla & Common, Hi-Tek & Talib Kweli, and Pete Rock & CL Smooth, there’s a kindred understanding between Blu and Exile that invites instant ease and empathy. Although Exile has produced tracks for Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa, Big Sean, Akon, Aloe Blacc, Jurassic 5, Kardinal Offishall, and Mobb Deep, it is with Blu that his production feels most at home. Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them, though undoubtedly a logical progression in both sound and scope, defies all the hype, precedents, and expectations to reaffirm the duo’s position at the forefront of LA’s burgeoning beat scene.