After the success of the first album that came in the wake of the thousands released by Wu affiliates, the Wu-Syndicate already Syndicate has fractions with Wu-Tang Records and decides to leave Killa Beez becoming simply The Syndicate. In 2009, the group reconciled with the Wu world and returned to the name Wu-Syndicate, but in the meantime it lost an element, as member Napoleon left the group, now made up of Myalansky and Joe Mafia. In the same period their second album is released and unfortunately, it's a bad record. Production is handled entirely by local Virginia Beach beatmaker Antagonist, guests are Jesse Taylor and Ray Lugar. The rapping of the Syndicate is totally without inspiration and will, while music is horribly cheap, it's a bad product, thankfully short-lived. Released by Syndicate Entertainment and Wu International, in the following years Shaka Amazulu the 7th reissues it via Black Stone of Mecca with several additional tracks. Never recommended.
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