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2010 studio album by Cypress Loma

Ascent Up
Studio anthology past Cypress Hill
Released	April xx, 2010 (2010-04-20)
Recorded	2005–2009
Genre	Hip hop rap rock
Length	58:eleven (Standard edition) 73:00 (Sectional edition)
Label	Priority
Producer	B-Real (likewise exec.) DJ Muggs Mike Shinoda Tom Morello Pete Rock Jake One Daron Malakian Jim Jonsin DJ Khalil Sick Jacken
Cypress Colina chronology
Strictly Hip Hop: The Best of Cypress Hill (2010) Rise Upwards (2010) Cypress X Rusko (2012)
Singles from Ascension Up
"Get 'Em Upwards" Released: August 18, 2009[one] "It Ain't Nothin'" Released: January 28, 2010 "Rise Upwardly[2]" Released: February 23, 2010 "Armada Latina[3]" Released: March 2, 2010

Rise Up is the 8th studio album by Cypress Hill, which was released on April 20, 2010.^[iv] It is their beginning album of new material in six years, following 2004'due south Till Death Exercise Us Office, and their get-go to be released on EMI'due south Priority Records, their first venture away from Columbia, who handled all of their previous releases.

Background [edit]

At that place was a gap of six years between Till Decease Exercise Us Office and Rise Up, the longest betwixt studio albums of Cypress Hill'due south recording career at the time of release. The group commenced work on the record in 2005, but had not entered studio work until 2008.^[5] The writing and recording process spanned four years and a number of recording studios and was finished in 2009.

Rise Up was delayed several times before its release. Originally scheduled to exist released in 2006, it was later postponed to March 23, 2010 (exactly vi years since the release of their last album), and then again to Apr vi. The album's release date was finally set for Apr 20, 2010.

In terms of the album'southward musical direction, in March 2010 Cypress Hill emcee B-Real told noted UK urban writer Pete Lewis - Deputy Editor of the award-winning Blues & Soul - "Musically we wanted a bigger sound, a more Aggressive audio, and something obviously with a lotta DYNAMICS. You know, our sound has always been raw and gritty, ominous and moody... And, while this time we nevertheless wanted it to be raw and dark, we too wanted information technology to exist more UPTEMPO. Because, in terms of the live setting, whenever we do songs that are more uptempo and aggressive people do beloved them and information technology makes for a great Testify. Then, while making this anthology, nosotros definitely had the intention of making songs that would translate well to the live aspect of what Cypress Hill is almost. So that, when nosotros play these songs out, nosotros're gonna go a magnificent reaction from the crowd!"^[6]

Production [edit]

Rise Upwards marks a major shift in the group'due south audio, every bit information technology was the outset of their albums not produced past founding member DJ Muggs. While Muggs does contribute co-product with DJ Khalil on two songs, B-Real takes on the role every bit main producer, executive producer and overseer of the project. Other producers include Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park, Jim Jonsin, Pete Stone, Jake One, Sick Jacken and Tom Morello.

Featured guests include Daron Malakian of Organisation of a Downward, Pitbull, Everlast, Evidence, Young De, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, and Marc Anthony. Other artists like Ill Nib, Aloofness, DJ Premier and Slash were also featured as guests only never made the final cut.^{[7] [8]}

Reception [edit]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Camber Mag	[9]
AllMusic	[10]
PopMatters	[eleven]
The Skinny	[12]
DJBooth.internet	[13]

The album's introduction single, "It Own't Nothin'" was released as a free download from the group'south official website with a music video by Matt Alonzo. "Rise Up", with Tom Morello, is the 2nd unmarried; it also features as the theme song for Emptying Sleeping accommodation 2010 and the end-credit track for the Season 3 finale episode of the television show Silicon Valley.

PopMatters said, "Equally much as B-Existent still seems lively, Sen Dog seems to have smoked himself out of beingness a rapper. He sounds exhausted and unimaginative all over this tape. He doesn't even appear on all of the tracks. This imbalance, coupled with the assortment of random producers, causes an inconsistency in the LP's sound that hurts Rise Upwards."^[xi]

An early review, Scottish magazine The Skinny offered a largely positive three stars (out of 5), noting that the album appears "less playful than its predecessor (2004's Clash-sampling Till Expiry Do The states Part) but surprisingly more focused - given Muggs' notable absence from the producer's chair – [The Loma] source inspired collaborations with Pete Rock, Jim Jonsin and Marc Anthony to reinforce their timeless agenda."

Commercial [edit]

Rise Up debuted on the Billboard 200 on April 28 at #nineteen selling 18,000 copies.^[xiv] The adjacent calendar week it fell over 50 spots to #72 on the Pinnacle 200 albums.^[15] In its third week the album fell off the Top 100 to #105 and has sold 31,000 copies to date.^[xvi]

Track list [edit]

Rise Up

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Information technology Ain't Nothin" (featuring Young De)	4:01
two.	"Light It Up"	three:17
3.	"Rise Up" (featuring Tom Morello)	3:50
4.	"Get It Anyway"	four:20
5.	"Pass the Dutch" (featuring Bear witness and The Alchemist)	3:20
6.	"Bang Blindside"	3:49
7.	"G.U.s.a.H."	4:57
viii.	"Get 'Em Upwards"	3:52
ix.	"Deport Me Away" (featuring Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park)	4:07
10.	"Problem Seeker" (featuring Daron Malakian of System of a Down)	three:39
11.	"Take My Pain" (featuring Everlast)	3:36
12.	"I Unlimited"	4:25
13.	"Armed & Unsafe"	iii:27
xiv.	"Shut 'Em Down" (featuring Tom Morello)	three:26
xv.	"Fleet Latina" (featuring Pitbull and Marc Anthony)	four:04
16.	"Dead Human's Gun" (featuring Young De)	4:01
17.	"Rise Similar Smoke"	3:45
18.	"Strike the Match"	3:33
19.	"Get Higher"	4:30
Total length:		73:00

Tracks ane - xv is the Standard edition of the album

Tracks xvi- 19 are only on the Sectional edition of the album

Personnel [edit]

Louis Freese – vocals, producer Senen Reyes – vocals Lawrence Muggerud – executive producer Bricklayer Escalante - vocals, producer Eric Correa – drums Khalil Abdul-Rahman – producer Marc Anthony – invitee vocals David Benveniste – artists and repertoire Leota Blacknor – marketing Jacob Dutton – producer Nicole Frantz – creative director Brian Gardner – mastering Julio González – scratching Joaquin González – producer Frank Maddocks – art direction, design, photography Daron Malakian – producer, guitar Alan Maman – invitee vocals

Deborah Mannis-Gardner – sample clearance Malcolm McLaren – boosted producer James Minchin III – photography, band photo Tom Morello – producer, guitars, bass Armando Pérez – guest vocals Michael Perretta – guest vocals Peter Phillips – producer Frank Romano – guitars, bass James Scheffer – producer Erik Schrody – guest vocals Bob Semanovich – marketing Demerick Shelton – guest vocals Mike Shinoda – guest vocals, producer Rob Stevenson – artists and repertoire Jay Turner – scratching, programming

Charts [edit]

Release history [edit]

Country	Date
China	April 13, 2010
Germany	April 16, 2010
France	Apr 17, 2010
Australia	April 19, 2010
United Kingdom
Canada	Apr 20, 2010
Hungary
Usa
Japan	April 21, 2010
Brazil	April 23, 2010

References [edit]

1. ^ iTunes Shop
2. ^ iTunes Store
3. ^ iTunes Store
4. ^ Home – Cypress Hill
5. ^ Cypress Colina Albums, Discography | Billboard.com
6. ^ Cypress Hill interview by Pete Lewis, 'Dejection & Soul' April 2010
7. ^ Cypress Loma Coming Back With New Album, Characterization | Billboard.com
8. ^ Cypress Colina To Render With Help From Slash, Tom Morello And Mike Shinoda » MTV Newsroom
9. ^ Jones, Huw (April 20, 2009). "Slant Magazine". Slant Mag. Retrieved Apr 20, 2010.
10. ^ Jeffries, David. "Review: Rise Up". AllMusic. Retrieved April 22, 2010.
11. ^ ^{a b} Baird, Saxon (May 6, 2010). "Cypress Hill: Rise Up". PopMatters. Retrieved Dec eighteen, 2014.
12. ^ Muzz, Emil. "Review: Rising Upward". The Skinny. Retrieved April 22, 2010.
13. ^ Slavik, Nathan. "Review: Rise Up". DJBooth.net. Retrieved July 27, 2011.
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15. ^ Hip Hop Anthology Sales: The Calendar week Ending 5/3/2010 | Get The Latest Hip Hop News, Rap News & Hip Hop Album Sales | HipHopDX
16. ^ Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Catastrophe 5/ix/2010 | HipHopDX
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External links [edit]

• Cypress Hill, "Rise Up" by Billboard

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