Released April 20, 2010 Artist Little Brother Label Hall of Justus | Length 51:52 Release date 20 April 2010 | |
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Recorded 2007-2009
The Peanut Gallery
Chopp Shopp Studios
Durham, North Carolina Producer Denaun Porter, J.Bizness, Khrysis, King Karnov, Symbolyc One (S1), Caleb, Young RJ, Zo! Genres Hip hop music, Alternative hip hop Similar Little Brother albums, Hip hop music albums |
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Leftback is the fourth and final studio album by Little Brother. It was released on April 21, 2010 via Hall of Justus Records.
Contents
Background
During a May 2008 interview with hiphopgame.com, Rapper Big Pooh hinted that he and Phonte may never record another album together. "That's so far in the future. We don't know if we are even gonna do another Little Brother album at this point. We are working on our personal projects right now.[4] After this report, Phonte did announce another album--Leftback--but he also announced that the group would subsequently take a Black Star-esque hiatus, wherein he and Big Pooh will collaborate, but another group album will not be released for a long while[5]. Recently, former group member 9th Wonder mentioned through his Twitter that "A Little Brother album doesn't sound like a bad idea these days man, people are leaving, you just don't know..", stemming from the passing of the former member of Slum Village Baatin.
Most recently, Rapper Big Pooh posted a bulletin via MySpace stating that he, along with 9th Wonder and Phonte, are no longer doing features as a group, but that he was still available to do solo features as himself. In the same post, he also mentioned that Leftback was near the end of the completion process.
On March 27, 2010, Phonte and 9th Wonder fought through Twitter over a beat that 9th Wonder produced and did not want on the album Leftback.
The album was leaked on April 9. Early reviews of the album rated it beneath the level of their earlier work.
Commercial performance
The album sold 4,600 copies in its first week; it debuted at #128 on the Billboard 200.
Personnel
Credits adapted from liner notes.
Songs
1Curtain Call3:12
2Table for TwoYahzarah - Jozeemo4:38
3Tigallo for Dolo2:54