Hip-hop heads know his name from production gigs on records by such heavy-hitters as Beanie Sigel, Mos Def and Scarface. But these days New York-based 88-Keys is concentrating on his own material (at least when he’s not remixing Tegan and Sara—hit up his blog for the stellar results). The rapper’s brainy 2008 debut, The Death of Adam, was executive produced by 88’s pal Kanye West, who also contributed guest verses. Hey, if he’s good enough for Kanye he is good enough for anyone who would listen to Attack Attack.











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