Wordsworth - No Need To Explain - Produced by Thir[13]teen

[K'niep Tang]

That's right, South Africa's very own Thir[13]teen is the man behind the beat on Wordsworth's latest single. This is big for the CapCity emcee/ producer, I'm hoping that it allows him the opportunity to produce for a lot more international acts.

Clap for'em

Linkage:
http://www.hulkshare.com/v0kukfrsbscc
http://www.dotgotit.com/?p=40478

[RearrangedReality]

Cool, will check it out.

[RearrangedReality]

The beat if FIRE son!

[K'niep Tang]

Yup. He held a show case at Ritual Store earlier this month. Man this dude is nuts with his beats! Everything he played was dope.

[fahfee]

Is the ritual still in Newtown? I recorded some songs with Osmic and crew there back in '06.

[K'niep Tang]

Same location.

[Psyklone]

Good Looks Tang!

Earlier this year j-One said samin about Words spittin' on his beat, according to Captain Clap (of Skool of hip hop fame) Allspark has also hooked up Words with beats for his forthcoming album.

Seems like a good opportunity for SA producers...props! 

[K'niep Tang]

Let's wait and see. I'm not the biggest Wordsworth fan - I find his delivery lacks effort, - like on this very track with the Thir[13]teen beat. He has a few where he goes in but, I'm not particularly looking forward to getting his album, except to see which SA producers he put on.

[Psyklone]

Let's wait and see. I'm not the biggest Wordsworth fan - I find his delivery lacks effort, - like on this very track with the Thir[13]teen beat. He has a few where he goes in but, I'm not particularly looking forward to getting his album, except to see which SA producers he put on.

Exactly, I thought I was maybe a hater but I see that I'm not alone. Another examples that most dope freestyle and battle rappers dont make good tracks.

[fahfee]

peeped the track.

Props to Thirteen. Big Up!