REFLECTION ETERNAL TRAIN OF THOUGHT ZIP SERIES

Kweli appeared on the track вЂњTransmoreify,вЂќ the B-side to their вЂњHustle on the SideвЂќ single. The two eventually met when the Flatbush, Brooklyn-born Kweli visited his roommate in his hometown, and connected with the group Mood, who worked with Hi-Tek as a producer. Both channel their personalities through their techniques, as Kweli raps, вЂњI freak with word power, my man speak with beats.вЂќД«oth halves of Reflection Eternal first connected in the mid-1990s through KweliвЂ™s college roommate, who was from Cincinnati, Hi-TekвЂ™s home city. The pair brought out each otherвЂ™s strengths, with KweliвЂ™s complex styles and matter-of-fact demeanor complementing Hi-TekвЂ™s soulful production perfectly. Talib Kweli Greene and Tony вЂњHi-TekвЂќ CottrellвЂ™s first album Train of Thought, released 20 years ago, definitely hinted at their potential to be another accomplished duo in the same vein as Gang Starr. I once hoped Reflection Eternal would be an enduring pairing. The emcee and the producer donвЂ™t really get to explore their chemistry beyond their initial effort before moving on to other projects. The problem is, for every Freddie Gibbs and Madlib or PRhyme ( Royce Da 5вЂ™9вЂќ and DJ Premier) far too many other tandems are one-off efforts. The past decade or so has seen the return of great вЂњone emcee, one producerвЂќ pairings. Happy 20th Anniversary to Reflection EternalвЂ™s debut album Train of Thought, originally released October 17, 2000.

50 Cent - 'Ryder Music' (Album: The Massacre) (2005).

50 Cent - 'Get In My Car' (Album: The Massacre) (2005).

50 Cent - 'Best Friend' (Album: Get Rich Or Die Tryin' soundtrack) (2005).

213 - 'Twist Yo Body' (Album: The Hard Way) (2004).

Singles: 'Back Again', 'In This World', 'Strangers (Paranoid)'.

Revolutions Per Minute (by Reflection Eternal with Talib Kweli)

Singles: 'Where It Started At (NY)'/'Can We Go Back'.

Singles: 'Round & Round'/'All I Need Is You', 'The Sun God'/'Get Back Pt.

Singles: 'The Express'/'Some Kind of Wonderful', 'Move Somethin''/'Good Mourning' & ' The Blast'/'Down for the Count'/'Train of Thought', 'Down for the Count'.

Train of Thought (by Reflection Eternal with Talib Kweli) In November 2015, producer 9th Wonder announced Hi-Tek as the newest member of The Soul Council - the production staff of his record label It's A Wonderful World Music Group. The producer released the third installment, Hi-Teknology 3: Underground on December 11, 2007. Hi-Teknology 2 was released Octoon Babygrande, and distributed by Koch Entertainment.

He has also recorded songs for Dion Jenkins, an R&B singer signed to Aftermath. Hi-Tek is a staff producer for Aftermath Entertainment and its affiliates, as well as past associates such as Kweli and Mos Def. It received critical acclaim and spawned a minor hit, 'Round and Round' with Cincinnati singer Jonell. The album featured appearances by Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Common, Vinia Mojica, Buckshot, and others, with all production handled by Hi-Tek. In 2001, he released his solo album Hi-Teknology on Rawkus.

REFLECTION ETERNAL TRAIN OF THOUGHT ZIP SERIES

Reflection Eternal released a follow-up album titled Revolutions Per Minute on May 18, 2010.ДЄfter signing to Rawkus Records, Hi-Tek produced for a number of the labels projects, including the popular Soundbombing series a three-record compilation of mostly Rawkus-based artists. It enjoyed moderate crossover radio success with the singles 'The Blast' and 'Move Somethin''. In 2000, Tek and Kweli (under the name Reflection Eternal) released Train of Thought (2000) on Rawkus Records, with raps by Kweli and beats by Hi-Tek. Hi-Tek went on to produce most of Talib Kweli and Mos Def's Black Star (1998). That song was made for Mood's album Doom, which featured amongst others Brooklyn MC Talib Kweli. Hi-Tek started his career with hip hop group Mood and had a regional hit with 'Hustle on the Side'.

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