PPP FEATURING JAY DEE
“ACT LIKE YOU KNOW” PLUS REMIXES BY RICH MEDINA AND
GEOLOGY
Huge 2nd single from PPP Feat. Jay Dee + Exclusive
remixes by Brooklyn based Ge-ology & Philly's
Rich Medina.
The new single from the PPP is a dance floor
bound banger & hip-hop anthem featuring Detroit legend Jay
Dee (Producer for the likes of Slum Village, Tribe Called Quest,
De La Soul, Busta Rhymes, etc). The PPP album is one of the most
anticipated projects of 2005 with features already in Time Out
NY / London, Straight No Chaser, XLR8R, YRB, & upcoming features
in The Fader, Tokion, Trace, as well as a 'Track Of The Year'
nomination for their last single on the BBC Worldwide Radio Show.
The PPP are a two-man dynamic musical duo with
a fresh-faced blend of modern hip hop and soul to tempt the masses
and quench the thirst of an underground scene looking for something
original and twisted. Producers Waajeed (a founding member of
Slum Village and producer to heavyweights like Dwelle and Jay
Dee) and Saadiq began recording their “PPP” album
in Detroit and polished it off in New York City where they recently
moved. The album set for release on Ubiquity in April 2005 will
feature a who's who of guests including Jay Dee, Spacek, The Sa-Ra
Creative Partners, Lacks, Theo Parrish, Invincible, Georgia, &
Tiombe Lockhart.
"Wow! I listened to the album seven times in a row.......
I made 23 friends listen to the album 3 days straight....... at
gunpoint - I'm on the run. I will go to jail for PPP."
?UESTLOVE (THE ROOTS)
"Real grown folk music, There's no need for a fast forward
button. This album is solid from start to finish."
J.ROCC (BEAT JUNKIES, POWER 106)
"This is honest-to-God real soul music"
XLR8R
"Album of the month"
GILLES PETERSON (WORLDWIDE)
"Plugging the Detroit-flavored hip-hop... it's an album
full of soulful contributors, earthy production and surprising
genre twists."
LOS ANGELES TIMES - BUZZ BANDS
"One of the most talked about artists of the year has
been Waajeed and his PPP project... blending
Detroit hip hop style with 21st Century soul flavor."
FATBEATS.COM
"Progressive electric soul"
DAZED & CONFUSED
"Next 100 Artist"
URB
While [Waajeed] made hip-hop for the streets with his act
Slum Village, he’s now making intergalactic soul with the
PPP... the Triple P’s debut for Ubiquity
has created a buzz in the air and a tremble on the dance floor"
LA WEEKLY (PICK OF THE WEEK)
"The record to watch in the new year"
BENJI B (DEVIATION, RADIO 1XTRA)
"Waajeed's polished production provides a perfect depth
and suitable sparkle to this leading light collective."
UNDERCOVER
"Essential for fans of the Jay Dee / Slum Village dirty,
hip hop soul vibe."
KEEP ON
"PPP is my fu@*%ing sh#*"
KING BRITT (FIVESIX RECORDINGS)
"All I have to say is. OH MY WORD! Waajeed and crew keeps
on doing it. What are they on? I need some of that."
DAZ-I-KUE (BUGZ IN THE ATTIC)
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