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    He has been tinkering around with his own material, but for the most part, he is only working with other artists. "We just went into the studio with Jamie Foxx and did a couple things for him and it was kind of nice to write R&B again ... It was kind of refreshing, and I feel like we're putting a new spin on it but as far as things for myself, I haven't really made a commitment in my mind about what I want it to sound like." Matisyahu brings his Festival of Light back to New York City, beginning December 10 at Webster Hall. Full Article at Friday Morning Quarterback
    We just went into the studio with Jamie Foxx and did a couple things for him and it was kind of nice to write R&B again ... It was kind of refreshing, and I feel like we're putting a new spin on it but as far as things for myself, I haven't really made a commitment in my mind about what I want it to sound like.
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