Two of hip hop’s most talented and enigmatic artists, La Mcees Fatlip (of The Pharcyde) and Blu (of Blu & Exile) come together on this timely single release from LA-Tokyo based collective GBA Studios, produced by Christopher Shaw.

“Good for the soul” features a verse from hemlock Ernst, the rap moniker of Samuel T. Herring, lead singer of synth-pop band Future Islands. this is the first single from Fatlip & Blu, an unexpected and refreshing combination, hinting at a full project on the horizon.

This special edition 7'' vinyl features an unreleased b side remix by Nottz.[info sheet from distr.]