Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Shaheedullah and Stereotypes - 55m 24s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Cow	2:18
2. Lord Can I Have This Mercy (Ft Chip)	3:11
3. Industry - Life	3:05
4. Tight (Ft Kay)	4:39
5. All Right (Aight) - Stay (Interlude)	4:04
6. Put Me On (Ft Stokley Williams)	5:12
7. Honey Child (Ft Sy Smith)	3:30
8. Family (Ft Kay)	4:20
9. (They Can't) Define Our Love (Ft Sy Smith)	3:58
10. Part Of The Night (Ft Sy Smith)	4:23
11. From DJs 2 Musicians To...	2:20
12. U Suckers	3:05
13. Matches - Don't Pla	3:57
14. All Night (Ft Wallace Gary)	2:52
15. I Declare	4:19

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Review

Four-time Grammy nominee Ali Shaheed Muhammad releases one of the most refreshing and daring hip-hop/R&B records in recent memory, the gripping Shaheedullah and Stereotypes. Ali Shaheed is a founding member of the most influential hip-hop act of the 90's, A Tribe Called Quest. Known for their groundbreaking jazz-rap revolution and progressive views, the band made history with classic albums such as The Low End Theory, and Midnight Marauders. After A Tribe Called Quest disbanded in '88, Ali quickly reinvented himself as one of the founding members of Lucy Pearl with Raphael Saadiq and ex-En Vogue member Dawn Robinson. On Shaheedullah and Stereotypes, Ali has shied away from the use of samples and has implemented the use of self-performed live instrumentation by way of guitar, bass, and wood-shedding on the keyboard - most evident on the single "Elevated Orange" and "Lord Can I Have This Mercy".

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