Overview
out as his most aggressive and sonically evolved record to date. Manafest has been organically building his fan base for the last 6 years playing hundreds of shows on three continents. In 2006 Manafest released Glory from which the rock anthem ?Impossible? featuring Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch becoming a global hit. Following up in 2008 with Citizens Activ, Manafest garnered multiple TV and movie placements and increased his overall presence in the US and Internationally. The Chase, produced by Adam Messinger (Chris Brown and Brandy) hits with twelve tracks of gritty guitars and aggressive rhymes fusing rock and rap styles.

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Item Specifications...

Record Label BEC Recording
Dimensions: Length: 5.01" Width: 5.63" Height: 0.39"
Weight: 0.2 lbs.
Binding CD
Release Date Mar 30, 2010
Publisher EMI CMG Distribution
EAN 5099962756228

Availability 52 units.
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	Outstanding album May 18, 2010
So here goes my first hip-hop review, at least this artist fuses rock and the hip-hop so I do not fully feel like a total fish out of water. The Chase is Manafest's fourth full-length album. Hailing from Canada, Manafest has always had a history of mixing rock and hip-hop in a very successful way. Some of his previous hits include my favorite song of his "Impossible" which was a great anthem. This album really is no different from his previous albums; however, the sound is much more mature and aggressive. With The Chase, I believe this is Manafest's best work of mixing hip-hop and rock. Most of the songs have some powerful guitar riffs that get your head bobbing. As well as the music, Manafest does an outstanding job of weaving his clean vocals and rap around the guitars. The lyrics are like his previous albums and are very rhyme heavy; however, I have always enjoyed his clean singing. Lyrically, Manafest tackles some big concepts of realizing you need to come back to Christ in "Every Time You Run" to not turning back from Christ in "No Plan B." As always, Manafest always brings some special guests in for some guest vocals and this album is no different. Guest include: * Koie in "No Plan B" * Dustin Antsey in "Better Cause Of You" and "Break Free" * Trevor McNevan in "Fire In The Kitchen," "Every Time You Run," and "Renegade" The Best song on the album is "No Plan B" because it is probably the hardest song on the album and Koie of Cross Faith adds a unique screaming element that really adds some depth to the track. The other great song on the album is "Every Time Your Run" with Trevor of Thousand Foot Krutch. This song is softer but has a great message about someone who has been running on their own for so long and has realized that Christ is the only answer; however, the struggle to come back to Christ is not an easy thing to admit or to do. However, at the end of the Day Christ is always there. Overall: this is an outstanding album by Manafest, and his best work to date. If you liked his older albums and his fusion of rock and hip-hop then this album is exactly what you need. Manafest brings some big guitars to the party that do not disappoint. If you have always enjoyed rock and hip-hop fusion then Manafest is one of the best out there, and you should definitely support him and his music by checking out The Chase. cross psoted from Indie Vision

	Best Yet Apr 1, 2010
I was not necessarily a big fan of Manafest, but this album is not like the previous albums. There are remnants of some earlier songs, but overall the album is a new sound for Manafest. I was pleasantly surprised to the change. Avalanche was one of my favorites on this album.

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