• 17 files in collection
1. You Know My Steez (Freestyle) (1999)

2. Mic Check (2002)

3. What'cha Wanna Do? (2001)

4. If You Wanna... (2001)

5. One Two, One Two (1998)

6. Jewelz From Da Nile (Part One) (2000)

7. Invisible Enigma (1999)

8. Jewelz From Da Nile (Part Two) (2000)

9. Mista Temus (1998)

10. Phukk Da World featuring Joose (1999)

11. Sealz/Devil VS God (1999)

12. Street Solider featuring Sherrkaan (1999)

13. You Ain't Gonna Blow (1998)

14. Reincarnation featuring Plasma (1999)

15. Most Anticipated (2001)

16. Tosh (2000)

17. Sometimes featuring Sherrkaan (1998) (Bonus Track)

MP3 Alleyne & Temus - Da B-Sidez

8.99 USD

Alleyne & Temus blew up on the scene as a duo after leaving the group they helped form, Black Sunz. With the contrast of their voices many have said their style is similar to A Tribe Called Quest.

17 MP3 Songs
HIP-HOP/RAP: Hip Hop, URBAN/R&B: Soul

Show all album songs: Da B-Sidez Songs


Details:
In addition to Alleyne’s solo projects: Alleyne - “Alleyne” - EP (1995-1996) he was also a part of a group called Blacksunz that he and Kev formed, which consisted of local Limestone artists and members of 13. The group’s first album was called “Eklyptic Cypha” (1997) and was produced by Kev and Alleyne. It went on to sell a few hundred copies locally. Despite the slow but progressive success, most of the Blacksunz members were still taken the bus instead of pushing a Benz so they moved on.
Other than Kev and Sherrkaan , one other original member of Blacksunz named Jimmy “Temus” Mitchell stayed on board. Snagg and Kev became Steel Halo and Alleyne and Temus became, well...Alleyne & Temus.
Alleyne and Temus would later go on to record two albums “Dying To Survive” (1998) and “Off The Record” (1999). They also recorded 8 singles, some of which never made the albums, but others were recorded for various compilations, performances, etc. These singles later made it to an EP entitled B-Sidez and was released in 2002 - 2003. Alleyne & Temus performed at many local bars, venues, house parties and charities, sold CD’s and got radio play on various university/underground radio stations.
While working on “Off The Record” with Temus and Kev, Alleyne was working on his first official solo album called “Nothing Else Matters” (2000). The debut album spewed out hit after hit such as “Uptown Anthem”, “God Bless The Child”, “Yeah Yo”, “Everybody’s Free” and the title track “Nothing Else Matters”. Alleyne & Temus recorded more singles including two hits “If You Wanna...” and “What’cha Wanna Do?”, which exclusively appeared on the critically acclaimed Artefis - Alive Compilation Volume One (2001 - 2002)

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Keywords: hip-hop rap hip hop;mp3 album;urban r&b soul
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