Mirror Music by Wordsworth is an underground hip-hop album released by Halftooth Records in 2004. It is Wordsworth's highly anticipated debut after his album Punch N' Words with Punchline and many songs with Masta Ace, Black Star and others. It features production from Da Beatminerz, Ayatollah, Oddisee and DJ Static as well as many unknown producers like Frequency. It features guest vocals from Masta Ace, Kenn Starr, Punchline and other lesser known artists.
Wordsworth commenting on the albums title says "I felt the songs reflected the emotion, time or period that either I went through, someone next to me went through or somebody that might not even know me went through. And when I look at people, the audience, and they look at me, I think they see a reflection from me in my music."
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