Run the Jewels "RTJ4" COLOR:2xLP Magenta (Neon Translucent) Initially rooted in post-punk

Initially rooted in post-punk

would have cemented their ascent

Most of the songs were written as the singer promoted her debut album as opening act for numerous country artists

as politically astute as Public Enemy

"Get Em High" with Talib Kweli & Common is pretty incredible too

Run the Jewels "RTJ4" COLOR:2xLP Magenta (Neon Translucent) Initially rooted in post-punkRun the Jewels, the dynamic duo of rap, continue their scintillating journey into the hearts and minds of music lovers everywhere with their greatest album to date RTJ4. And like it's predecessors, RTJ4 is rooted in hip hop fundamentals two brilliant MC's letting loose over brilliant beats while extending it's reach into various worlds. The album includes collaborations with Pharrell Williams, Zack de la Rocha, Josh Homme, Mavis Staples, 2 Chainz and