Felt Felt 2: A Tribute To Lisa Bonet

• 1. Reintroduction
• 2. Employees Of The Year
• 3. Your Mans And Them
• 4. Lisa (Never Easty On My Nextel)
• 5. Morris Day
• 6. Dirty Girl
• 7. Early Mornin' Tony
• 8. Breaker Down Like A Shotgun
• 9. Marvin Gaye
• 10. Life Vegas
• 11. Bonet (Cement Angels)
• 12. Woman Tonight
• 13. Gangster Ass Anthony
• 14. The Biggest Lie
• 15. I Shot A Warhol

In 2005, Felt 2: A Tribute to Lisa Bonet brought together two of underground hip-hop’s most respected voices of the time—Murs and Slug—for a secondcollaboration that felt looser, livelier, and more charismatic than its predecessor.

The album captures a moment of creative freedom, where both MCs werefiring on all cylinders, trading verses with sharpness, humor, and effortless chemistry. Their interplay reflects a deep mutual respect and a shared drive topush boundaries while keeping things rooted in style and substance. Working with different producers for each volume allowed Murs and Slug to bring aunique energy to each release, and Ant’s masterful production was central to the chemistry of Felt 2. With roots in classic soul and West Coast bounce, hisbeats created a warm, funk-laced foundation that allowed both rappersto experiment with new cadences and ideas. Rather than lean on moodiness or melodrama, the soundscape of Felt 2 is expansive, colorful, and rooted in rich,infectious rhythm—an aesthetic that has aged gracefully and continues to draw new listeners into its orbit. While undeniably fun, Felt 2 is also structurallytight and full of moments that reward repeat listens. The chemistry between Murs and Slug is effortless, and their shared sense of humor, timing, and respectfor the craft creates a lasting impression.

It’s a standout entry in the canon of early-2000s indie hip-hop, and one that’s long overdue for a proper vinyl reissue.