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DIRECTED BY: DJ 2THIRTEEN (http://www.twitter.com/dj2thirteen)

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In January of 2010 "L.O.W.F.I" was created by Wesley B. (aka Agua). Wesley started his career as a MC back in 1999 with a group called Queens Connex. With the completion of there third Mix-tape Planet Of The Tapes > http://livelowfi.bandcamp.com/
, the group split without any animosity. Wesley began to explore into his spirituality, and found inspiration from teaching of different African mystery systems. His inner search allowed him to open a new door of creativity that inspired other musician of a higher caliber to contribute their time and talent. Through our music, we bring you a frequency of musical expression that bring harmony to the soul of the listener. Lowfi is a collective of musicians, vocalist and producers who have united to bring anew frequency of creative artistic expression, we are on a endless search to overstand who we once were who we are and where we are going, through our music, listeners witness our eternal evolution

Two decades and countless classic albums into their already legendary careers, A.G. of Diggin' In The Crates (D.I.T.C.), Sadat X of Brand Nubian, and DJ Jab, owner and founder of Fat Beats Records, continue to show and prove as the super group Trinity, and step it up again with their new single, "20 In," which celebrates the group's roots and turns the mirror on today's hollow hustlers by begging the simple question: "If you have nothing to say, why are you in the game?"

The "20 In" music video, directed by Young Studios, provides perfectly adequate visuals to accompany Trinity's true-school aesthetic; an antenna-sporting television, Adidas signature shell-toe sneakers draped over-top, is bustling static before the group's three members break through. Atop DJ Jab's thumping bass, boisterous brass, and well-placed organ wails, A.G. and Sadat X throw their weight around in brazen call-and-response verses that detail the intense amount of legwork that the trio has put in the game. "You make your name a brand, do you think you can?/ Build a legacy it better be your own hands," A.G. and Sadat take turns rapping. "What's your strategy can I see your playbook?/ It has to be more than MySpace and Facebook."