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Side 1 consists of 2 timeless Henderson compositions of differing temperaments that would go on to become standards: the intense title track “Inner Urge” and the jovial blues “Isotope

and a breezy duet with Rancid’s Tim Armstrong (‘Dancing On The Radio’)

adding that she listened to a lot of solo-piano to calm down during moments of ungroundedness

As well as having a background in indie and rock

Disposable Arts: Vinyl 2LP Malaa That song was dog barkDisposable Arts is a concept album by Masta Ace, originally released in 2001. It follows the Brooklyn MC as he is being released from prison and returns home, joining 'The Institute of Disposable Arts', a school in which Ace enrolls after realizing how bad the situation in Brooklyn has become. The songs and skits combine to complete one full story, and they feature guest contributions from Strick, Punchline & Wordsworth, Apocalypse, Greg Nice, Rah