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Free Sol song #13 "Gone" introduced by Peso Monopoly. Justin Timberlakes new rap/rock group

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Category: Music > Rap

Total size: 3.1 megabyte

Added: 59 days ago by pesomonopoly

Language: English English

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The winner of the 2003 Grammy Showcase and the most exciting new group to come out of Memphis in the 21st century, Free Sol is a funky, radical, wholly original musical amalgam that will leave you breathless. Combining soul, hip-hop, funk, rap, R&B, and rock, Free Sol has created a new musical language that can only be classified as incredible.

As edgy as Elvis in 1954, as hip as any contemporary recording artist, and as powerful as the Mississippi, Free Sol -- with guidance from Justin Timberlake -- is poised to be the next major superstar act from Memphis.


"He is a modern-day hip-hop Marvin Gaye." -- Stax legend David Porter

"With energy and craft to spare, Free Sol took a dozen delightful detours -- you never knew what they would do next, but no matter the stylistic wrinkle, you didn't want to miss it." -- Memphis Commercial Appeal