Wax Tailor - By Any Beats Necessary (instrumental Version) vinyl record cover

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Hit The Road [Intro]

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I Had A Woman

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For The Worst

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Back On Wax

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My Burn

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Ecstasy

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The Chase

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Clock Tick

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The Road Is Ruff

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Bleed Away

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Diggin' Saloon

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Buckwild

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Worldwide

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The Phonograph


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Wax Tailor

By Any Beats Necessary (instrumental Version)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Wax Tailor aims to make you travel with his fifth studio album By Any Beats Necessary. "The album's title reflects my determination to use all kinds of sounds and textures to get to something musical," says JC Le Saout. "The word 'Beat' also draws a line towards the Beat Gen- eration, Kerouac's famous novel On The Road, and the quest for a better place. And so, in this time when each of us needs a little escape, I conceptualized this album as the soundtrack to a better elsewhere". This new take on the western frontier leads us on a fabled road where blues, psychedelic rock, soul, funk and hip-hop collide. Joining him on this ride are guests such as Ghostface Killah from the Wu Tang Clan, R.A. The Rugged Man, who crosses mics with up and comers A-F-R-O & Token, in a showdown for the ages. The album also features Tricky in a very personal duet with Charlotte Savary, Lee Fields, the godfather of the retro soul scene, Sara Genn, Mattic and Raashan Ahmad and newcomer Idil.

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