DreamTek, Clever One, Roy Hobes and Billie Dee Boodah connect Tony Patagonia’s Scale King Syndicate Part Two with its predecessor from 2017. All four appeared on the original Scale King Syndicate, giving the sequel’s guest list a shared recording history stretching back nearly a decade. Patagonia was born and raised in Chicago and began making his own music in the late 1990s, later connecting with DreamTek and Seven Oddities. The original release placed that circle alongside guests including Kool G Rap and Agallah. Part Two follows a similar collaborative approach, with Termanology appearing on “Die For My Fam,” King Magnetic on “Gator In The Moat” and Little Vic on “Leviathans Creed.” Returning collaborators meet in different combinations: “Furious” brings Clever One and Dreamtek together with Ecliptic Shadow, while Billie Dee Boodah joins Moe Cyrus on “Lyrical Formula.” Patagonia’s work outside the series offers another connection. He and producer and DJ Morf One form Mangled Faces, whose Seven Degrees Of Infestation featured Roy Hobes on “Kurt Angle.” Hobes now appears on Part Two’s “Straight Gold,” carrying a relationship that crosses Patagonia’s solo catalogue and his work as part of a duo.
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