Later That Day
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| Studio album by Lyrics Born | ||
| Released | October 7, 2003 | |
| Genre | Hip hop | |
| Label | Quannum Projects | |
| Producer(s) | Lyrics Born Cut Chemist DJ D-Sharp |
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| Lyrics Born chronology | ||
| Later That Day (2003) |
Same !@#$ Different Day (2005) |
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Later That Day is the debut album by Lyrics Born, one half of the group Latryx, and an American hip hop musician. Four years of work was put into the album to ensure that the audience will be satisfied. This was an important release for Quannum Projects because it was a huge introduction to Lyrics Born. The single "Callin' Out" was featured in several EA Sports games as well as a Diet Coke commercial featuring Adrien Brody. The single greatly increased Shimura's visibility in the music scene.
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[edit] Track listing
- "Dream Sequence (Intro)" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Bad Dreams" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Rise & Shine" (T. Shimura/J. Malig)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- Additional vocals by Joyo Velarde
- "Callin' Out" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "U Ass Bank" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Cold Call" (T. Shimura/T. Parker)
- Featuring Gift of Gab
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Interlude" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Stop Complaining" (T. Shimura)
- Featuring Tommy Geurrero
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Do That There" (T. Shimura/L. McFadden)
- Featuring Cut Chemist
- Produced by Cut Chemist
- "Before And After" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "The Last Trumpet" (T. Shimura/L. Daumont)
- Featuring Lateef The Truth Speaker
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Pack Up" (T. Shimura/D. Robinson)
- Produced by DJ D-Sharp
- "Hot Bizness" (T. Shimura/J. Malig)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- Additional vocals by Joyo Velarde
- "Love Me So Bad" (T. Shimura/J. Malig)
- Featuring Joyo Velarde
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "One Session" (T. Shimura/T. Underdue)
- Featuring the Altered Egos
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- Co-produced by the Poets of Rhythm
- "Nightro" (T. Shimura)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- "Hello" [Bonus Track] (T. Shimura/M. Whitefield/J. Whitefield)
- Produced by Lyrics Born
- Co-produced by the Poets of Rhythm
[edit] Singles
- "I Changed My Mind"/"I Chaged My Mind [Stero MC's Rattlesnake Mix]"/"I Changed My Mind [DJ Spinna Remix]"/"Always Fine Tunin'"
- Release date: February 1, 2000
- "Hello"/"One Session"
- Release date: October 15, 2002
- "Callin' Out"/"Cold Call"
[edit] Chart positions
- Later That Day [1]
- Chart: Top Independent Albums
- Peak position: 40
- Year: 2003
[edit] References
[edit] External links
| Quannum Projects |
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| Groups |
| Apsci | Blackalicious | Honeycut | Latyrx | Lifesavas | Lateef and the Chief (Maroons) | Poets of Rhythm |
| Members |
| Chief Xcel | Curumin | DJ Shadow | General Elektriks | Gift of Gab | Tommy Guerrero | Lateef the Truthspeaker | Lyrics Born | Pigeon John | Joyo Velarde |
| Full Length Albums |
| Latyrx (The Album) | The Muzapper Mixes | The Muzapper Remixes | Quannum Spectrum | Nia | Solesides Greatest Bumps | Discern/Define | Blazing Arrow | Spirit in Stone | Later That Day | Maroons:Ambush | 4th Dimensional Rocketships Going Up | Thanks for Asking | Achados e Perdidos | Cliquety Kliqk | Same !@#$ Different Day | The Craft | Supreme Lyricism | Overnite Encore: Lyrics Born Live |
| EPs |
| Melodica | A2G |
| Affiliated Groups or Members |
| Solesides |
