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Anticipating: 607's "Christmas in Arkansas"



Hugely prolific local rapper 607 is trying something new. He’s putting out a Christmas album, “Christmas in Arkansas,” the week before Thanksgiving. By phone earlier today, he described it alternately as an album "about real down-home issues," "a Christmas album for people who don’t want to hear a bunch of goddamn cover songs in Gaelic" and "some shit you can bump while you’re cooking.” Yes.

Six mentioned a track about celebrating Christmas after a loved one has died of breast cancer and another about when someone in your family invites an ex to Christmas. That's all he'd give me.

Before the end of the year, he'll also drop “Nethermost,” a concept album that he describes as his version of “Innerspace.” Well, actually he said it was going to be like the movie where the dude gets shrunk down and travels inside someone's body in a mini-spaceship, and I guessed. Best I can tell, 607 will be playing both the Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan characters.

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his music is wonderful. he is dedicated and loves what he does. his shows are always off the chain. but don't take my word for it, drop in on one of his many shows. you will be back. his new year's eve show was one to remember 4-ever.

he is wonderful and it is his time to shine. he is totally dedicated and loves what he does. but don't take my word for it, drop in on one of his shows. he is the best yet.

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