Harlem’s Cash Releases Harlemwood 1.5 Government Approved | Amalgam Digital Blog

L.O.V.E.S. Music proudly presents Harlem’s Cash “On My Way To Harlemwood 1.5, Government Approved” mixtape presented by Mick Boogie and www.ThePressPlayShow.com.  1.5 is a derivative of the original “On My Way To Harlemwood”, which dropped December ’08, and was entirely remixed by The Government with features from The Kid Daytona, Mickey Factz, 6th Sense, XV, Donny Goines , Donnis, Shawn Chrystopher & Phil Nash.

Tracklisting

01. Dope
02. Anything’s Possible Ft The Kid Daytona
03. Before The Night’s Out
04. Unstoppable Ft Shawn Chrystopher, Phil Nash & Donnis
05. Modern Day Malcolm
06. Never
07. Electric Feel
08. ET Ft Mickey Factz & XV
09. Ready To Farg
10. Tell Ya Momma Ft Hobo Redd
11. Carmen Santiago Ft XV
12. Big L RIP
13. The Future
14. Presidents Ft 6^th Sense
15. Demons Ft Donny Goines
16. Go Hard Ft The Kid Daytona

Harlems Cash- The Future/Modern Day Malcolm Government Rmx from Harlems Cash on Vimeo.

Harlem’s Cash - On My Way To HARLEMwood 1.5: Government Approved OUT NOW!!!

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AmalgamDigital.com Interview Excerpt:

Harlem’s Cash: People always asking what do you feel about Wayne selling a million, do you think that it was the hottest album out? I won’t say it was the hottest album out but I will say that people witnessed his progression and liked where he was going with it, like he didn’t just come out with one single that was hot. For three years he’s been building that, to get where he was at with that million in his first week. He put the work in and showed people that he’s worth the money because times are hard right now, nobody want to go spend 15.99 on a CD with one song on that, for all that they minds well go to [AD.COM] and download the one song. That’s why peoples record sales are suffering you gotta put the work in to make people feel like your worth your money. The record labels are going to see that and they are going to adapt, if not then people like me on the smaller level are going to show them how to adapt because we are going to put the work in and create a format for us to sell records without the need of a big machine.

Click here for the full interview

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