Invisible Army

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#		Title	Length
1		Mortal Combat	4:30	Play
2		Desperate Times	4:14	Play
3		I Want Him Dead	3:38	Play
4		Masters of the Game	4:14	Play
5		The Demon	3:39	Play
6		Spark da Mic	5:33	Play
7		Cop-n-Go	4:09	Play
8		You Don't Know Me	4:48	Play
9		U-N-I Verse (from the Amadou Project /Weldon Irvine)	3:22	Play
10		What is the Essence of a Soul Kid?	4:13	Play
11		Mortal Combat Remix	3:39	Play
12		Desperate Times Remix	4:09	Play

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Due to popular demand, we present the underground hip-hop of the Soul Kid Klik. SKK was a group that was formed by G-Clef da Mad Komposa of Ghetto Philharmonic, a group formerly signed to Tuff City Records. When Jay "Wax" Garfield of the Garfield Brothers met G-Clef while doing some radio shows, G-Clef became managed by what was then known as Gza Entertainment, which was co-owned by Genius from the Wu-Tang Clan. The crew of artists that G-Clef was then producing were known as the Soul Kid Klik, and were soon annexed under the Wu-Tang banner, as a Gza Entertainment act.

Although two of these recordings were recorded before 1994, when the SKK was not yet a Wu-Affiliated group, there has existed, for some time, a series of demos and studio recordings that were eventually to be released on Soul Kid Records as a full length album. However, with the collapse of relations between the Garfield Brothers and Genius, as well as internal turmoil within SKK, the group basically was disbanded, with the project left unfinished. Several ex-members of this now legendary group still work together and speak, but there, at this time, no discussions of any new material from the group as a whole. Here, now, for the first time, is the most complete representation of the album material. Enjoy.