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Jul 3, 2004 5 min

Eff-Kay People

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A little heard neo-classic finally let out of the dub Station One archives, (People) Eff-Kay -- formerly named Eff-Kay People -- started off as a Fruity Loops beat Mikey made at Freestyle Steve's house, if my memory serves me correctly. And the lyrics may or may not have been recorded at Bennie Bluntz' 8th Street Ghetto Wizard Studio. However, the cheese factor here for me, personally, are samples from a 2000-2001 New Years party. These samples appear courteously of big Poet One, who was taping that wonderful evening at the Eff-Kay Mansion (as we affectionately called it). With Sheena leading the party crowd in cheering up the party as an "Eff-Kay Productionnnnn!" at the start of the song, and my boy, Syght, closing out this banger with his own enthusiasm, it may not be an anthem, yet, but it's set to set any party off! I'd like to add I wrote the chorus, which J-Bird thought was pretty cool, then Mikey had this beat, while (I'm pretty sure) we were all having a smoke session, and, well, after some studio magic, (People) Eff-Kay is the magical end result. A great musical collab with many elements to make it what it is. (And just like what Eff-Kay was like back in the day.)

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