Video: Lil Cease f. Black Rob and Peedi Crakk, “I Don’t Know”

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There’s been a lot of talk about the East Coast opening up to more outside influences. One example of this phenomenon, which I suspect may be coincidental, is the renaissance fair production style of Harry Fraud, which was presaged by Nick Peace’s production work for the classic 2006 Mob Figaz album Mob Trial. Both producers use organic samples that may or may not be lutes and flutes that are taken from public domain covers of “Greensleeves.” Harry Fraud is known primarily as the producer for Action Bronson, but he received attention this year for his work on French Montana’s Coke Boys 2 and club hit “Shot Caller (Remix).” Here, Fraud’s joined by two rappers whose careers have been on a small-scale upswing of late—Black Rob‘s Game-Tested, Streets Approved appeared earlier this year and Peedi Crakk just dropped a new tape entitled Crakk Files Vol. 4. Lil Cease closes out the track, which removes him from the where-are-they-now list as well (he’s at Medieval Times).

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POSTED December 1, 2011 3:53PM IN MUSIC VIDEO Comments (4) TAGS: , , , ,

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  1. Billy Dee Trilliams says:
    December 1, 2011 at 5:35 pm

    Harry Frauds been producing for French Montana since 2009, we have him to thank for this very beautiful joint (first time I heard of him). “Playing in the Wind” – French Montana

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KolyrMxGZt0

    I don’t know anyone that associates him with Action Bronson, I know they did two tracks together relatively recently though. Are you thinking of “Tommy Mas” the dude who did all of Action Bronsons other production?

  2. David Drake says:
    December 1, 2011 at 5:45 pm

    Oops yeah I think my brain confused two thoughts there, apologies — I meant he might be known more recently for working with AB; he’s been with French awhile. First Coke Boys tape from last year was when I really started paying attention to him.

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  4. AK says:
    December 2, 2011 at 2:30 am

    Good to hear Crakk again.