A BEAT GROWS IN BROOKLYN

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When it comes to hip-hop, Chris Fields isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. He’s just shining his rims to blind his competitors. The Brooklyn native enlists the help of heavyweights like Timbaland, DanjaHandz, Brandy and T-Pain on his new record, Phantom Muzik, and the results are potent. On the Danja-produced “I Am What I Am,” Fields comes out shooting over an anthemic synth beat: “I’m pulling words out the air like Bluetooth,” he raps, showing a knack for clever chest-thumping. “Come And Get Some,” another Danja single, serves as Field’s weapon of mass destruction. An organic drum beat and the rapper’s serpentine flow give way to a chorus of sirensit’s a club banger sure to burn rubber on the dance floor.

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1 Responses to “A BEAT GROWS IN BROOKLYN”


  • Hey Chris,

    Glad to see you finally getting featured on Ourstage, and getting the recognition you deserve. You should have won the T-Pain Contest. Your version was far better than anything else I heard.
    Anyway, better late than never.
    Congrats on the feature.
    Well deserved.
    Keep grindin.

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    DICARLO

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