- Here We Go
- Tennessee Bwoys
- Make Room (remix)
- Ooh Ahh (remix feat. tobyMac)
- Where Are You Going?
- Bobbin Bouncin
- Hittin Curves (feat. Syntyst)
- I Be (feat. Pettidee)
- Changes
- If I
- I Try (feat. Jason Eskridge)
- Get Down
- Love Child (feat. Antonio Neal)
- High
- Sippin Some Tea
- Time to Pray (feat. Lisa Kimmey)
- Jay Mumbles Mega Mix (feat. Iz)
Bestselling rap maestros GRITS have been busy lately launching a clothing line, starting their own record label, and developing new artists. As a result, their output was naturally put on hold, and we may not see a new album from them—the last under their contract with Gotee Records—until the spring of 2007. That's a long time to wait, considering that their latest studio project,
So in a sensible move, Gotee went ahead and assembled the semi-anthology
Including earlier songs would've definitely provided an accurate picture of the group's evolution. Instead, we're given the group's poppier, more commercial side, which certainly isn't bad—just not representative of GRITS' entire storied career. The obvious choices are all here ("Here We Go," "Ooh Ahh," "Hittin Curves"), as are some delightful curveballs ("Get Down," "Where Are You Going?") that point to the twosome's maturation over the years.
The new tracks ("Changes," "I Try," "Time to Pray") are all vintage GRITS, with a vibe that's soulful, old-school, and meditative, not unlike the duo's