Akrobatik
Boston rapper Akrobatik (born Jared Bridgeman) released his first single, Ruff Enough, in 1998. Independent New York label Rawkus released his second single, Internet MCs, but it was his next release, Say Yes Say Word, that achieved anthem status and solidified Akrobatik's reputation as a talented MC. A frequent partner in rhyme with fellow Bostonian Mr. Lif, Akrobatik appeared on both the Emergency Rations EP and Lif's full-length, I Phantom, before dropping his own debut, Balance, in 2003. Together with Mr Lif and DJ Fakts One he has also formed a group, known as the Perceptionists. In 2005 they released their highly praised debut, Black Dialogue. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Top Tracks
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Remind My Soul
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Hypocrite
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Always Bet On Ak
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Balance
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Prelude to Balance
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Front Steps
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Time
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Limelight
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
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Cooler Headz
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Don't Fear
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The Bonecrusher
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Here and Now
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Woman Pt. II
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Soul Glo
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Step It Up
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Absolute Value
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Front Steps Pt. Ii (tough Love)
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A to the K (feat. B-Real)
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The Flow
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Nightfall
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Feedback
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Put Ya Stamp On It (feat. Talib Kweli)
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Wreck Dem
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Be Prepared (feat. Little Brother)
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SayYesSayWord
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Rain (feat. Brenna Gethers)
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Ak B. Nimble
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Back Home To You
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Internet MC'S
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Beast Mode (feat. Mr. Lif)
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Woman
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Black Hell Breaks Loose (feat. Willie Evans Jr. & Therapy)
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Kindred (feat. Chuck D. & Brenna Gethers)
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If We Can't Build (feat. Bumpy Knuckles)
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Slow Burna
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U Got It
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Basementality
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Ruff Enuff
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Militant Raw
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U Can't Fuck Wit It
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Too Chill
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Moondust
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Convo
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Newsflash
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Mental Ass Whippin
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Sureshot
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EZ Listenin
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This Is What I Do
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Gotcha Movin
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