Top Billin'
Audio Two
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About Audio Two
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Audio Two was the Brooklyn hip-hop partnership of brothers Milk Dee and Gizmo Dee. Its early single paired Make It Funky with Top Billin', the latter produced with Daddy-O of Stetsasonic. The duo followed that breakthrough with the albums What More Can I Say? and I Don't Care: The Album.
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AllMusic - Audio Two biography
Biography read for Brooklyn sibling identity, named members, debut single sides, Daddy-O production and subsequent albums. Distinct from the Italian act Audio 2. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
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