We Mean Business DAVID BOWIE Pardon the blue language

Pardon the blue language

the absence of Rick Rubin's production limited its potential

but the overall effect is like meeting an old friend after a long long time apart

showing a growing variety to their sound

and the effect is that of a hazy

We Mean Business DAVID BOWIE Pardon the blue languageEPMD, raps pioneering duo known for both their rapping and production, delivers "We Mean Business," their seventh album and first on their own label. This limited edition reunion record updates their classic funk infused sound with tracks like Listen Up featuring Teddy Riley and Roc Da Spot, which echoes their iconic 1988 style. Staying true to their roots, EPMD emphasizes intelligent lyrics and authentic vibes, proving their lasting influence in hip