- Niggaz
- Now What
- Rims
- Now Ride
- Think Y'All Know
- Chicks
- Make U Mine
- Faboloso
- Fire
- I Usually Don't
- Renegade
- F You Too
- B.K. Style
- Medley
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Mike Shorey Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Joe Budden Primary Artist,Featured Artist,Guest Artist
Paul Cain Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Melvin Glover Composer
DJ Clue Producer,Executive Producer
Paul Gregory Engineer
Suzanne Burge Product Manager
Justin Smith Composer
Sherry Clardy A&R,Artist Coordination
Scott Jr. Composer
Mr. Fingaz Producer
Needlz Producer
Anita Marisa Boriboon Art Direction
T.J. Green Composer
DJ Scratchator Producer
Fabolous Executive Producer,Producer
Frank-Ski Composer
J.J. Jackson Composer
Ken "Duro" Ifill Executive Producer,Producer
Andre Young Composer
John Ricard Photography
Godfrey Lopez Art Direction
Paul Cain Composer


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Overview
Riding high on the success of one pop-crossover single after another ("Trade It All," "Can't Let You Go," "Into You"), Fabolous kept the cash registers ringing in 2003 with a timely holiday-season release, More Street Dreams, Pt. 2: The Mixtape. A thrown-together compilation of his previously street-released mixtape tracks, this follow-up to his Street Dreams album from earlier in the year consists mostly of freestyles (Fabolous rapping over the instrumentals of previously released songs by others), along with a couple of standout remixes, a couple skits, and more. The relatively brief 45-minute sum is surprisingly listenable given its hodgepodge nature, surely attributable to Fabolous' considerable MC skills. The rapper may be best known for his pop-crossover hits, most of which are anchored by sugar-sweet R&B hooks, but he's a hell of a rapper, and that comes to light particularly on these street-oriented recordings, where Fabolous doesn't compromise his skills for the masses. In particular, the remixes stand out: Fabolous steals the spotlight on the impressive remix of Joe Budden's not especially impressive "Fire" single, and Just Blaze totally flips "Can't Let You Go" for its remix, serving up a hot song with little relation to the original. Elsewhere, Fabolous hijacks (often in conjunction with co-conspirator Paul Cain) the beats from Half-A-Mill's "Some Niggaz" (here retitled "Niggaz"), Eve's "What" ("Now What"), Kelly Rowland's "Make You Wanna Stay" ("Make U Mine"), R. Kelly's "Who's That" ("Faboloso"), Jay-Z's "Renegade" ("Renegade"), the LOX's "Fuck You" ("F You Too"), and Lil' Kim's "This Is Who I Am" ("B.K. Style"). If you're mainly a fan of Fabolous' radio hits, you'll be disappointed by the utter lack of sappy slow jams here (and perhaps also by the edgy gangsta posturing). Yet if you're more a fan of Fabolous' rapping and the street side of his persona, you should find much to savor on More Street Dreams, assuming you don't mind wading through a little filler. ~ Jason Birchmeier
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/04/2003 |
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Label: | Elektra |
UPC: | 0075596292429 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Fabolous Primary ArtistMike Shorey Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Joe Budden Primary Artist,Featured Artist,Guest Artist
Paul Cain Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Technical Credits
Just Blaze Remixing,ProducerMelvin Glover Composer
DJ Clue Producer,Executive Producer
Paul Gregory Engineer
Suzanne Burge Product Manager
Justin Smith Composer
Sherry Clardy A&R,Artist Coordination
Scott Jr. Composer
Mr. Fingaz Producer
Needlz Producer
Anita Marisa Boriboon Art Direction
T.J. Green Composer
DJ Scratchator Producer
Fabolous Executive Producer,Producer
Frank-Ski Composer
J.J. Jackson Composer
Ken "Duro" Ifill Executive Producer,Producer
Andre Young Composer
John Ricard Photography
Godfrey Lopez Art Direction
Paul Cain Composer
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