Royce Da 5'9 Death Is Certain Red Vinyl Edition

Detroit, MI---“I feel like Nas before he dropped “Ether.” After shattering expectations for his
massively bootlegged 2002 debut, Rock City (which was refurbished, re-titled and officially
released Stateside as Rock City V.2.0) and on the heels of two buzz-setting mix tapes, Build
& Destroy and M.I.C. Mixtape Vol.1, Royce Da 5’9” released his highly-anticipated “true”
sophomore LP, Death Is Certain on February 24, 2004.
Cat. No.: 783141
Price code: 023
UPC: 634164605414
Config: 2LP
Genre Rap / Hip Hop
Label No: EOM-LP-46054
In the ever-changing landscape of Hiphop, only a few things remain a constant with one of
them being our unwavering love for the underdog. And through a turbulent roller-coaster ride
of personal trials and label changes Royce has proven that he is a true survivor. Fueled by
his passion for Hiphop and a yearning to once and for all shed light on the events and
circumstances that have caused so much turmoil (including a well-publicized beef with pop
music’s biggest “Shady” sensation), With Death Is Certain, Royce drew back the curtain and
let down his guard for one of the most revealing and honest LP’s bound to resonate from
your speakers. Where else are you going to hear an emcee apologize to fans for his
attempts to gain commercial acceptance? Or as Royce offers on “Regardless,” “I played
myself for radio play/I never dance/but the skill itself is a second chance.”