01 Intro
02 Untouchable
03 Stressed Out
04 Red Light
05 Alleviate Ya Pain
06 Faulty Muthafuckas
07 U Got I Want
08 Now They Wanna Know
09 Getting Feddy
10 Call Me Daddy
11 So Many Dreams
12 Don't Wanna Be a ''G''
13 One Day
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John Que began his music career as Gee-Que, a troubled but witty adolescent born and raised in San Francisco, CA. He gained his recognition while working closely with bay area local reputable engineers like G-Man Stan, owner of Find Away Studios and Don The Enhancer. Working as a well rounded writer and producer for artists of all genres of music, he gain the experience and honed his talent as a writer, producer, and engineer. He sacrificed his dedication and passion for engineering and the production of other entertainers hits to completely focus on his career as an artist to meet the high expectations of his own project. He managed to release several albums independently under the stage name Gee-Que.
ReplyDeleteUnder his new stage name, John Que, he garnered his over-due success from a collaboration LP, Duffle Bag Boys, released in 2009. The chemistry between John Que and Guce proved to be the right formula in creating a motivational anthem that targeted and identified with people struggling to survive under the duress of a sagging economy. The first single released “From the Bottom to the Top” provided a voice of inspiration for a better way of life, followed by the respected second single “Boss Bitch” A second collaboration album was released in 2011 with close friend O.G.E. John Que has also recorded with major artists all over the world since then.
Released in 2012 but recorded way earlier (2000 or 2001)
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If someone knows the exact date - let me know. Thanks.