the mixtape show

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Oh shit, I'm actually on time with another episode. This is yet another concept episode, one I've had on the stove for a few months now ...

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Damn, you get busy for like 2 weeks and people start blowing up your email. So once again with the concept episodes - this time it's some shit that I've had in the lab for literally a year - the Nintendo Mixtape. Every beat on this joint either uses Nintendo samples or just kinda has that vibe. Trust me, this whole episode is hot.

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This show concept for this week's rap podcast basically came up when Ike Eyes sent me a copy of the Propane Piff mixtape. Trust me, when you hear Ag shouting over the top of some old crack era S.O.S. band shit, you know you're in for an experience. If you're interested in scoring your own free copy, read the full post for details. Not only that, though, but there's a freestyle from my man Respect up in here, as well as an old Smoke and Numbers joint that y'all prolly ain't heard, either. Start the track and follow along...

Agallah - Whoop Ya Head f/ 50 Cent. Yes, the almighty Fiddy shows up on this joint, which makes sense if you know your history. Don't hate. If anyone somehow forgot that despite the Top 40 shit, 50 actually has bars, you're about to get reminded.

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Yo yo yo, what it is? Back with that episode #26. If this is your first time, welcome. If you're confused, check out the about and the F.A.Q. This week, it's a break from all them interviews, and a return to the mixes. I'm gonna go with the low-graphics version this time - what do y'all prefer? East Flatbush Project f/ Stress and Dox - Who I'm Is. Now, I'm not going to pretend to understand whatever sort of strange sub-grammar would lead someone to decide that "Who I'm Is" is coherent English, but that's not really my place. My place is, however, to tell you that this joint is dope. Thus: "This joint is dope". There. (a little more info on EFP here). click "read more" to see the rest of the playlist...