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After making a popular name for himself in the world of Hip-Hop, working alongside Joey Bada$$ and other A-List rappers in genre, Lee Bannon began exploring his own interest as a solo artist. Moving away from the beat tapes and diving head on into experimental electronic beats. Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5 is the first spawn of Bannon’s new direction.
Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5 features appearances by Chuck Strangers, ROKAMOUTH, Kirk Knight and MVTT STOOPS.

“One of the most profilic producers in the game today delivers Caligula Theme Music Vol. 2.7.5., the sequel to the first installment of this mixtape series premiered on SPIN last April. “ - Dead End Hip-Hop

“Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5 is made up of 10 carefully isolated tracks, with plenty of help from Rokamouth, Kirk Knight, Chuck Strangers and Raider Klan’s Matt Stoops. If you’re only just coming to terms with the producer, you should already know what to expect based on the features.” - Free on Smash

“If you like your hip-hop raw, loud, and gritty, then you need Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5.” - Potholes in My Blog

“The lion’s share of cloud-rap producers pull indiscriminately from this sort of sonic playbook, but Caligula Theme Music shows Bannon attempting to stand toe-to-toe with his source material rather than just swiping.” - Fact Mag

“Again, it finds the prolific producer leaning on trap-style drums, weaving in a variety of vocal samples to create some ish you're going to want to bump at a high volume.” - Impose Magazine

“The murky soundscapes of the South remain dominant, but with the highly aestheticised, glacial stare of East Coast rap (à la A$AP Mob, most recently) and the burgeoning influence of experimental electronica within, Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5 stood tentatively between all three, in a way fit for a Louisiana-born and Cali-raised hip-hop producer, who grew up listening to Aphex Twin and Goldie.” - Thump (VICE)

“Look out for him this year, he’s going to be the man behind some of your favorite songs of 2013.” - Daily Chiefers

“This guy Lee Bannon is just flat out dope. As one of the most prolific producers in the game toda” - Ashley Outrageous