This one was revisited recently for an Underground Kingz song (RIP Pimp C).  Real pretty tune.

Society Of Soul was a group made up of Atlanta super-producers Organized Noize – you know, the guys responsible for hits by Outkast, The Goodie Mob, TLC and many more – featuring the vocals of Espraronza “Roni” Griffin and the spoken word poetry of Big Rube (another Outkast-affiliated Atlanta dude).

I dug up my old cassette of this album and was playing it as I tooled around town running errands, bending corners and doing thangs. I jammed this hard back when it came out and feel it still holds up to this day. Beautiful soul music that exhibits some influence of the 90s but sounds timeless when you get down to it.

Taking you back to 1995, the sun was shining and sh*t was right on time. Enjoy this beautiful Sunday…

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Edit: I just read about the assassination of George Tiller this morning. May he Rest In Power. We must stop this madness.

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