9 thoughts on “ Soul Power - Lightheaded - Wrong Way (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Dec 08,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wrong Way on Discogs. Label: Tres Records - TR • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Hip Hop • Style: Conscious.

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2. Wrong Way LP (12" album, 33 rpm) Braille Lightheaded Format: Vinyl. Soul Power 9. Afraid of the Dark Unconditional Wrong Way Uhh! Eye to Eye Speak Your Peace5/5(1).

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3. Ohmega handles the production for just about the whole album. To be honest, I think the production on "Wrong Way" even sounds more mature than Pure Thoughts. I dont usually write reviews but this album compelled me to. Pick up this disc, I guarentee you'll love it. Lightheaded is the definition of a true hip hop crew. Keep doing your thing!5/5(2).

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4. Dec 08,  · referencing Wrong Way, 2xLP, Album, TR I can't find anybody else who knows about this record so I may be the only owner of one. It's a shame because it's actually pretty good/5(23).

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Wrong Way - Lightheaded on AllMusic - Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Wrong Way - Lightheaded on AllMusic - Soul Power. Lightheaded. Lightheaded. Amazon: 9: Afraid of the Dark.

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6. Wrong Way, an Album by Lightheaded. Released 24 January on Tres (catalog no. TR; CD). Genres: Conscious Hip Hop, Boom Bap.

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7. There's definitely a lot of soul power going on here – a deep current of classic inspiration that makes most of the tracks resonate with a vintage soul quality, even though the music is hip hop! Yet Raashan Ahmad also states that the "soul power" he refers to in the title is that which empowers his soul – which you can definitely understand in the depth of the lyrics.

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8. Wrong Way, an Album by Lightheaded. Released January 24, on Tres (catalog no. TR; CD). Genres: Conscious Hip Hop, Boom Bap.

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9. This one's billed as "the rarest funk album of all time" – but even if it wasn't, we'd still love it to death because it's so darn great! Freddie hails from the Georgia scene of the late 60s – and he's got a slow-burning approach to his music that mixes in a good dose of rough-edged deep soul vocals with the band's harder jamming approach – an earthy blend that really lives up to the.

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