Dubcnn recently spoke to Chace Infinte, one half of the acclaimed group Self Scientific to find out what’s happening with the duo. Chace informed us that they are currently in the process of recording two albums, the first of which is a collaboration album with Sick Symphonies (Psycho Realm / Street Platoon) called “The Black & Brown Underground.”
The album is being aimed at tearing down the walls that exist between Blacks and Browns in California. The album is already set to feature production from DJ Khalil, DJ Muggs, Cynic (of Sick Symphonies), FM (of Sick Symphonies) and Sick Jacken.
The second album is the much anticpated follow up to last years “Change” which is set to be titled; “Come In Peace, Prepare
For War” and is scheduled to come out in March of next year. Chace told dubcnn; “We have started on a lot of songs and we will make some available for dowload very soon. This is going to be our best album yet, we have some special surprise guests lined up and as always Khalil will handle all of the production.”
He also talked about a recent track which cropped up on the Focus mixtape – Chace explained; “The track “What Is It Now” is from Focus’ mixtape called ‘It Had To Happen.’ Focus and Khalil are good friends, they are both Aftermath staff producers, so Focus asked if we could do a joint on his mixtape.”
Dubcnn is also please to announce some information on DJ Khalil and his recent production work. We have been told that he has 3 tracks set to appear on Talib Kweli’s new album “Eardrum,” 2 on
Xzibit’s new album “Full Circle,” one of which is called “Poppin Off” which features DJ Quik and King T.
DJ Khalil is also said to have contributed one track on The Game’s new album; “The Doctor’s Advocate” as well as one for the next 50 Cent album which is as yet untitled. He has also contributed to the score for the animated movie Blokheadz.
In related news DJ Khalil is said to be in the studio with Strong Arm Steady working on their debut album which is scheduled for release next year on Blacksmith/Warner Brothers. Early recordings sessions are said to have produced six tracks; two of which feature Bishop Lamont.
Stay tuned to dubcnn for more exclusive news on Self Scientific and all of these aformentioed projects.
