
(Official details likely involving Paris, Talib Kweli, Pete Rock, and others will be announced at guerrillafunk.com).
After so many years away, CMG and Special One heartily embrace the work ahead. "We love challenges, and we're going to have to get out there and do everything all over again now," says CMG.
"It's a blessing, and we're confident in our talents," adds Special One.
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