Dance My Pain Away
from Vol. 5: The Official by Rod Lee
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from Vol. 5: The Official,
released January 1, 2005
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Rod Lee Baltimore, Maryland
Lee, the undisputed Godfather of Baltimore Club, the city’s own indigenous music that has spread like an electric undercurrent via underground clubs and pirate radios around the world. Rhythmically incessant, laced with scattershot insights, chants of anger and virile sublimity, Baltimore Club blends the rabid energy of house music with the reckless defiance of hip-hop. ... more
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