FIELD MOB - Light Poles And Pine Trees Review

When Ludacris signed Georgia duo Field Mob to his Disturbing Tha Peace imprint last year, after two acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful albums, it was something like the Southern equivalent of 50 Cent signing Mobb Deep: a superstar taking time out of their busy schedule to give an underrated group a break....full text Proud of their Southern roots and fresh out of Albany, the Georgian duo Field Mob have enjoyed a moderate level of success and notoriety with albums like their 2000 debut "613: Ashy to Classy" and 2002's "From Tha Roota to Tha Toota." For unexplained reasons though the group took a three year hiatus before resurfacing in late 2005 on Disturbing Tha Peace's "Ludacris Presents... Disturbing Tha Peace." Now apparently signed to Luda's DTP label imprint, Shawn Jay and Smoke made their return loud and clear by starring on the aforementioned album's first single "Georgia."...full text Integrated as a significant part of Ludacris' Disturbing tha Peace collective, signaled by the Luda and Jamie Foxx-assisted hit "Georgia" (reprised here), Field Mob has a considerable amount of momentum (as well as a new label) behind them as they release Light Poles and Pine Trees, their third album....full text