With contributions from three of my favorite producers, Soopafly, Mel-Man and Dr. Dre, The Wash Soundtrack delivers a nearly unprecedented lineup of impressive tracks. With a slew of featured artists including Snoop Dogg, D12, Xzibit, Busta Rhymes, Bilal, Bubba Sparxxx, and Shaunta, most of the album's tracks impressed me. However, there were three amazing hit-status tracks; Toi's 'Everytime' steals the Herbie Hancock sample that Slum Village used on their 'Get This Money' and takes it to an all-new level. Toi's R&B vocals mixed with Soopafly's production makes for a blazing track. The surprise of the album is Joe Beast's 'No'. 'No' takes Puff Daddy & Black Rob's concept for their hit single 'Whoa' and elevates it with Mel-Man's dope production and glistening piano break. The first single, 'Bad Intentions' is yet another amazing Dr. Dre track. It's deep bass beat, and flute when coupled with Knoc-Turn'al's chorus will keep your head boppin'. Other highlight's include the Hi-Tek produced, 'Good Lovin' with Shaunta on vocals. Daks' 'Riding High' with its catchy chorus. The Knoc-turn'al's 'Str8 West Coast' produced by Dre.

The Wash Soundtrack is a diverse and rich compilation of some of today's hottest rap and R&B. Dr. Dre has furthered stake his claim on the hip hop game with the release of this soundtrack. It's a soundtrack that you won't want to miss out on. In fact, it'll be a long time before this wash is hung out to dry.