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Digi Snacks (2008)

Where the lyrics of Digi Snacks take you, and where it was really made.

Digi Snacks was first titled Digi Snax, but the name was changed before the album came out.

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RZA said the world was not in a digital format in 1998
He called the album a relaunch of the Bobby Digital character for the digital era
The title is explained as a snack pack of Bobby Digital's world
Content covers music and sound as well as comic, sci-fi, and blaxploitation backgrounds
Artwork shows Bobby in a large king's chair, with the villains Raven, Hawk, Eagle, and Crane
The four birds of prey are described as Bobby Digital's lifelong nemesis
RZA said he was planning a comic book and a video game

David Banner contributed production on 'Straight Up the Block'
That track was suggested to be the album's second single
Production also came from Panauh Kalayeh and King Tech
Wu-Tang Clan-affiliated funk/soul group Stone Mecca provided live instrumentation
Stone Mecca also backed RZA on a June-July US tour that accompanied the release
That tour included surprise appearances by Wu-Tang members and affiliates
The first single 'You Can't Stop Me Now' features Inspectah Deck
Discogs credits list Panauh Kalayeh among the mixing credits on several tracks

RZA (born Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, July 5, 1969, Brownsville, Brooklyn) is an American rapper, record producer, composer, actor, and filmmaker.
Formed Wu-Tang Clan in 1992 with his cousins and childhood friends, choosing the name RZA from a fan-given nickname and his graffiti tag.
Wu-Tang Clan's debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) was released in November 1993.

Known alter egos include Prince Rakeem, Bobby Digital, the RZArector (in Gravediggaz), and the Scientist.
Founding member of the horrorcore group Gravediggaz, performing as the RZArector.

Acted as de facto leader and main producer of Wu-Tang Clan, known for soul sample chopping, sparse beats, and cinematic elements.
Composed scores for Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) and Kill Bill: Volume 2 (2004).
Directed The Man with the Iron Fists (2012) and Love Beats Rhymes (2017).
Served as executive producer on Wu-Tang: An American Saga (2019–2023), receiving a Primetime Emmy nomination for its main title theme.
Appeared in American Gangster (2007), G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013), and the series Californication.

The album was originally titled Digi Snax, and the title was changed before release.
The album is licensed and distributed in Scandinavia by Pope.
The Italian track listing shows 'Up Again' featuring John Frusciante, Beretta 9, Rev William Burk, George Clinton and El DeBarge.