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Music: Static Major - Miracles

I don't think I even need to introduce this song. If you're a true Static follower, you will recognize this title immediately.

This is taken from Static's myspace:
On “Miracles,” he opines, “I got $20 in my pocket/a quarter tank of gas,” reasoning, “the ‘hood draws to [the subject matter] because in the ‘hood they believe in miracles every day. The light bill’s getting ready to go out and the something happens and – boom! – they can pay the light bill.”

So kick back and listen to Static at his best. This song was produced by J Valentine according to Rudy.



And a quick blog update for everyone:
I (Buddha) won't be around as much for the next month because I'm going on vacation, so please don't be mad if I don't respond to your e-mails right away. The rest of the team will gladly assist you with any questions that you may have and I know they will continue to run this blog smoothly without me.

Comments

  1. "I said there' more than one way...to skin a cat".
    Yep. he was the best.

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  2. Static at his best, one of the best i've heard from him so far.

    And have a good time on vacation Buddha. Be Safe

    Bravery

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  3. This was a major hit!! Keep the songs comin'!

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  4. First time hearin it and still a tru fan.Could never make the Skype parties man. Love it. StaticMajorIsMusic.... blogsite has da perfect name

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  5. staticmajorisharmony.com

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  6. J Valentine did his thing on the beat, this is a classic song, I only wished it coulda seen a proper release with the right setup & blew up the way he wanted it to, album closer or a single, the game is still missing him, you hear his influences but there's something that just can't be imitated or duplicated

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  7. This is def. something everyone w/ hard times can relate too. Nice up. Static's music is very universal w/ OG flavor

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  8. So many different styles no wonder he had trouble deciding on what to put on his album, how do you measure genius, you just can't, man if he put out a hundred albums i would buy them all.

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  9. I AM WITH Sebastian ON THIS ONE TOTALLY ......4LIFE

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