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Music: Stefon4U - In Yo System

As you might remember from Buddha's artist feature on Static's protege Stefon4U, both artists have worked closely together for 2 years. As a result, the beautiful and smooth track 'In Yo System' was created. I personally love this track, especially the old-school vibe it brings. Enjoy!




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  1. I love this track. Shout out to Stefon for hooking me up with this joint.

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  2. so do I, Stefon is really talented.

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  3. I remember listenin to this track when Buddha 1st gave this to me, i had this track on repeat for like 11 hours str8 all thru tha house, this is DOPE!!!................NOW I WOULD REALLY LUV TO HEAR STATIC'S VERSION !!!!!

    WE GOTTA MAKE IT HAPPEN :) !

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  4. This track is reminiscent of mid-90'2 slow jams. Back when you fell in love every school year, until summer break anyway. Great record.


    Bravery

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  5. I second you Buddha... ONe of my favorites ever. I can feel Static as he wrote this joint. It is a "classic" Static record... Much love to you on this joint Stefon.. Not too many people can bring a Static record to life and you my man did just that. Ive been around him forever and I can hear the chemistry that you too have... So fucked up that he is gone... Lets all keep it moving for the king... Static Major 4 Life......

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  6. This guy caught a blessing from the King..Hope he does what he was taught ......4life

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  7. Reminds me a bit of Juicy, which Static wrote for Pretty Ricky back in the day, also a dope track.
    Stefon definately got something going for him, I can hear Statics influence all over this, keep it moving team Static.

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