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Old 12-03-2008, 11:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Sage Francis/Non-Prophets

I've noticed a couple people here enjoy Sage, so I thought why not make a thread.
I've been listening to Hope a lot lately, ****ing dope album. His new song is so-so,
but maybe it'll grow on me. Anyone catch a live show? Closest he came to me was
Washington and I had no where to stay. Faaiil.

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Sage Francis' style blends a varying tone and delivery with subject matter that focuses on intricate sequences of widely varying imagery, metaphors, the occasional pun, absurdism, word play often in the form of phonetic mix-ups and rhetorical excursions, and pop culture references, while including touchstones of traditional hip hop such as storytelling and self-promotion.

Francis is the owner/CEO of the independent hip-hop record label Strange Famous Records. This label first began as a way for Francis to bootleg his unreleased songs in the late 90's and has since evolved into an official enterprise with an expanding roster of like-minded artists.
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