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"Single and Famous" is the first collaboration between Stanford graduates [[MC Lars]] and [[K.Flay]].<ref name="MAGNET Magazine">{{cite news |
"Single and Famous" is the first collaboration between [[Stanford]] graduates [[MC Lars]] and [[K.Flay]].<ref name="MAGNET Magazine">{{cite news |
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It was produced by K.Flay and MC Lars, with help from the [[Rondo Brothers]] and the Dust Collector. The title track is currently receiving airplay on [[San Francisco]]'s [[LIVE 105]]. |
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==Track listing== |
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"Single and Famous" is the first collaboration between Stanford graduates MC Lars and K.Flay.[1]
It was produced by K.Flay and MC Lars, with help from the Rondo Brothers and the Dust Collector. The title track is currently receiving airplay on San Francisco's LIVE 105.
Track listing
- "Running Trains"
- "It's a Party Y'all" (featuring Damondrick "Shoehorn" Jack)
- "Altered States"
- "The Game"
- "We Fresh"
- "Somebody's Watching Me"
- "Single and Famous"
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- ^ "Film At 11: MC Lars". MAGNET Magazine. 2009-08-13. Retrieved 2009-08-17.