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Published on June 24, 2008 at 12:44pm
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Michael McClure
D/Will’s studio is his castle.
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Williams will be at Hip Hop and Hot Wings at the Peanut downtown (418 West Ninth Street) Sunday, June 29, to sell copies of Heir for $5. A code on the inside flap contains a link for a Web site with extra songs from C.E.S. Cru, Lucid, the Soul Servers and two D/Will beats. Williams says of the finished disc, "The way that Beatbroker mixed it added a completely different element with cutting and blending and scratching — it sounds ridiculous."
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