That Realness Is Now Closed!!!

Side A:

1. “Holla Burton Intro”
2. “Regular Guy” (Produced by Illmind)
3. “Pop Culture Shock” (Produced by Jake One)
4. “Scarlet Fever” (Feat. East) (Produced by Erv Ford)
5. “Where Is It Goin?” (Produced by DJ Vadim)
6. “Be Ok” (Produced by M-Phazes)
7. “The Journey Continues” (Produced by DJ Ings)
8. “The Wager” (Feat. 8thW1 & Fresh Daily as Charlie Brown’s Field Goal) (Produced by Illmind)
9. “What Makes U” (Produced by Erv Ford)
10. “Goin’ Get It” (Produced by Analogic)
11. “Block Justice” (Produced by M-Phazes)
12. “Siren Symphony” (Produced by Erv Ford)

Side B:

1. “Here We Go” (Feat. East) (Produced by 9th Wonder)
2. “The Gathering” (Feat. Rashid Hadee, Emilio Rojas, Kaze & Oddisee)(Produced by Oddisee)
3. “What It Is” (Feat. Shabaam Sahdeeq & Fresh Daily) (Produced by Erv Ford)
4. “Get ‘Em” (Feat. Skyzoo, Emilio Rojas & East) (Produced by Illmind)
5. “Let It Be Known” (Feat. Kenn Starr & Hassaan Mackey) (Produced by Analogic)



While you’re here please feel free to take a moment and enjoy Silent Knight’s video for “Pop Culture Shock” produced by Jake One!!




www.myspace.com/silentknightma

Dubbed "Pennsylvania's Hip-Hop Supergroup," Reef The Lost Cauze, Charon Don, State Store and founder Chief Kamachi, join forces for their highly anticipated collective debut Black Candles. While all four emcees were featured last year on Kamachi's solo debut Cult Status, this Army of the Pharoahs' member is not the only rapper in the group to have already made a name for himself. Reef the Lost Cauze gained recognition as one of the nation's top battling emcees when he won the "04 Rocksteady Battle," while Charon Don is a four-time winner of the Battle of the Beats on Pittsburgh's #1 urban radio station, 106.7 WAMO. Black Candles features beats by Eastern Conference in-house producer, Mighty Mi.

01. Word Of Mob
02. Black Of Dawn
03. No Hard feelings
04. This
05. Radios
06. No Chorus
07. Right!
08. Voodoo Doll
09. Never Walk Alone
10. Situation
11. Akbar
12. My Squad
13. Burning Candles
14. Angel Feathers

Consisting of renowned Wu-Tang/RZA affiliate (and Wu-Elements member) Bronze Nazareth and up and coming emcee Kevlaar 7, "The Unknown" finally makes its retail debut. Predating Bronze's acclaimed 2006 solo debut, "The Great Migration" as well as the more recent 2007 release from his collective The Wisemen (also comprised of Kevlaar 7), "The Unknown" is a glimpse into the early, raw creativity of two of indie hip-hop's rising stars.

01. Understanding
02. Reflections Of Glass & Black Paper
03. This Thing Of Undying Love
04. Northern Battalion
05. Rain
06. God Of Souls
07. Mitten Behemoths
08. Hypnotic Prophets (Remix)
09. Moral Of The Story
10. Jackin’ For Decibels
11. Everything’s So Deep
12. The Last Cry
13. Poisonous Saliva
14. Immovable (Hypnotic Prophets Remix)

The Unknown album, is what I like to call ‘pre-season’. This album was recorded out of pocket, from around 1995-2000. It took so long because we were rookies, we were ultimately proud of this product, after the work and experience was put in on this album. Playing studios anywhere from $50-$75 an hour when we were broke was quite a feat, as a result (after ensuing years of sharpening our skills) there are off kilter deliveries, overcrowded rhymes, sparse beats, but the album still resonates a feel. This album was a needed stepping stone towards the Great Migration of Bronze and The Wisemen. Even if imperfect, signs of what would come radiate from this early release. - Bronze Nazareth

Bio:
18 year old producer/emcee from Rochester, NY. Just trying to get my name known. I've been rhyming for about 7 years, Producing for 3. I've always tried to incorporate who I am as a person into my music, whether it be on the MPC or the mic. The honesty is my catch. So far, from putting out beat tapes and performing in Rochester and Philly, people are appreciating what I bring to the table.

01. Diva
02. Alicia
03. Mary
04. Jennifer
05. Disa
06. Tajia
07. Ama
08. Rhian
09. Ughh
10. Liza
11. Maria Maria
12. Ken
13. Sherlyn
14. Peb
15. Jess
16. Danielle
17. Mary
18. Beth

Forbidden Fruit 1-2 (The H.E.R. Edition):
This is the second installment of the instrumental series "Forbidden Fruit".
Vol. 0-1 was released in May of 08'. it sold about 200 copies locally. But it was very unorganized and sloppy. Hopefully this album is much better received and appreciated.
I like to let the listener decide, but if I had to describe the sound of this project...
It's a fresh blend of soul, jazz and hip-hop. I try to keep my drums as dirty as possible, I try to chop like nobody else is doing it, and it's very important to me that the sound is always very emotional and meaningful.

01. "Intro"
02. KING MAGNETIC (AOTP) "X-Mas in Pennsylvania" *
03. MESIDGE "X-Mas in Santa Ana, Orange County" *
04. THE UNDERCLASSMEN "X-Mas in Basel, Switzerland" *
05. MR MALCHAU "X-Mas in Copenhagen, Denmark"
06. THE RETURNERS "DJ Set"
07. MENTAL INFINITE "X-Mas in California"
08. CIPH BARKER "X-Mas in Sweetwater Pondz, The Netherlands"
09. KEV TURNER "X-Mas in Philadelphia"
10. CUTCANNIBALZ "DJ Set" *
11. ROGER REKLESS "Weihnachten in München"
12. JOE LAZARUS & DEAD SERIUZ [RIOT SQUAD] "X-Mas in Belgium"
13. HURRY FABZ "X-Mas in Sweetwater Pondz, The Netherlands"
14. SUPERSTAR "X-Mas in El Paso, Texas" *
15. SCROLLGOD FUSE "X-Mas in Compton" *
16. NOMAD "X-Mas in Upstate, New York" *
17. NERVOUS WRECK "X-Mas in Los Angeles" *
18. LYRICAL LYE "X-Mas in Sicklerville, New Jersey"

All Tracks produced by THE HITFARMERS except (*) produced by THE HITFARMERS and ROC SOLID

FILI-
Whut up y'all, thought Id get in the christmas spirit and post up this lil gem from last year. Features MC's from US and Europe and all beats by Hitfarmers. Another thing I have to mention. All the sites where you can cop this only offer the single file version which is always a pain in the ass. I've carefully splitted up the tracks to make single audio files which should make for a better listening experience, enjoy!

Side A:

1. “Holla Burton Intro”
2. “Regular Guy” (Produced by Illmind)
3. “Pop Culture Shock” (Produced by Jake One)
4. “Scarlet Fever” (Feat. East) (Produced by Erv Ford)
5. “Where Is It Goin?” (Produced by DJ Vadim)
6. “Be Ok” (Produced by M-Phazes)
7. “The Journey Continues” (Produced by DJ Ings)
8. “The Wager” (Feat. 8thW1 & Fresh Daily as Charlie Brown’s Field Goal) (Produced by Illmind)
9. “What Makes U” (Produced by Erv Ford)
10. “Goin’ Get It” (Produced by Analogic)
11. “Block Justice” (Produced by M-Phazes)
12. “Siren Symphony” (Produced by Erv Ford)

Side B:

1. “Here We Go” (Feat. East) (Produced by 9th Wonder)
2. “The Gathering” (Feat. Rashid Hadee, Emilio Rojas, Kaze & Oddisee)(Produced by Oddisee)
3. “What It Is” (Feat. Shabaam Sahdeeq & Fresh Daily) (Produced by Erv Ford)
4. “Get ‘Em” (Feat. Skyzoo, Emilio Rojas & East) (Produced by Illmind)
5. “Let It Be Known” (Feat. Kenn Starr & Hassaan Mackey) (Produced by Analogic)



While you’re here please feel free to take a moment and enjoy Silent Knight’s video for “Pop Culture Shock” produced by Jake One!!




www.myspace.com/silentknightma

After several years, Smoothe Da Hustler has returned with a brand new album, Violenttimes Day on S.M.G. Records, which hit the streets on February 14th, 2008. The album is a street leak album which features guest appearances from partners in rhyme, Trigger Tha Gambler and DV Alias Khryst.

Smoothe had been missing from the game for quite some time due to prior label obligations and personal mishaps, but unknowingly fans didn't have to wait long to hear more material from the artist. Through the art of ghostwriting, Smoothe's spirit was still present on some of your favorite rapper's albums.

Smoothe's last official album, Once Upon A Time in America, was released in 1995 and became a monster hit, earning the Hustler a gold certification with 500,000+ albums sold. The momentum of his underground smash, "Broken Language", erupted the airwaves and music video channels at a time when record labels frowned upon the marketability of hardcore songs.

Violenttimes Day, as strategically planned, dropped on the day of love and was a lyrical delivery of a microphone centered in dead roses. When asked about his inspiration, Smoothe had these words to offer, "I was just tired of the 'same' industry of music. Valentine's Day is a day everybody is supposed to be celebrating love. The game ain't got no love! So, it's Violenttimes Day."

The title track lives up to its name as Smoothe serves up a lyrical slaughter; even administering a few blows to a well known emcee for hustler infringing. The first single, "About My Bread", is already buzzing and being embraced by the Hip Hop community.

01. Violenttimes Day
02. Brooklyn (I'm From NY)
03. Nothin's Gonna Stop Me
04. Way Back (Pioneer Tribute)
05. Pay Up
06. Street Shit feat. D.V. Alias Khryst
07. Put It On Your Bitch
08. Paper Chasin'
09. Lay Ur Troubles Down
10. About My Bread
11. All Day
12. Rap Game feat. Trigger Tha Gambler
13. Heartbreaker
14. Home Of The Brave

As is the trend for many an aspiring MC, appearing on underground mix tapes throughout the New York Metropolitan area was this Brooklyn rapper's jumpoff. In 1995, having circulated his name and created a buzz, Smoothe made a power move with the release of "Broken Language," an exercise in thug-life linguistics that helped influence a new style of MCing. The track was actually the B-side of their original single for Profile Records, "Hustlin'." "Hustlin'" was better-than-average hip-hop, but the B-side sleeper became Smoothe's claim to fame. With free verse stanzas littered with abrupt, staccato phrases and hanging rhymes, Smoothe and his younger brother Trigga Tha Gambler captured the underground's attention. The rhymes of "Broken Language" sounded like automatic gunfire on wax. After almost a year of trepidation, Smoothe borrowed the title from an old Sergio Leone gangster film for his debut album, Once Upon a Time in America. The album was fairly strong, but nothing on it was equivalent to the originality of "Broken Language." The use of Curtis Mayfield's "Freddie's Dead" for the track "Hustler's Theme" was particularly unimaginative. Smoothe and his talented brother Trigga took on East Coast crime hip-hop with aplomb, but in the end, despite his quick-witted style and enormous talents, Smoothe did little to immunize himself from hip-hop's mid-'90s outbreak of one-hit wonders.

01. Once Upon A Time...
02. Fuck Whatcha Heard (feat. Trigger Tha Gambler)
03. Dollar Bill (feat. D.V. Alias Christ)
04. Glocks On Cock
05. Broken Language (feat. Trigger Tha Gambler)
06. Speak My Peace
07. Neva Die Alone
08. Food For Thoughts
09. Family Conflicts
10. Only Human
11. Hustler's Theme
12. Murdafest (feat. Trigger Tha Gambler & D.V. Alias Christ)
13. Hustlin'
14. My Brother My Ace (feat. Trigger Tha Gambler)
15. Dedication



"Broken Language"

The portrait of a starving MC, Bronx-native Nine got his big break in late 1993 as a featured guest on Funkmaster Flex and the Ghetto Celebs' "Six Million Ways to Die." The verse showcased Nine's harsh, gravelly flow and the artist was signed a deal with the now-defunct Profile Records. Nine's debut album, Nine Livez, appeared in early 1995 on the strength of the up-tempo single "Whatchu Want." While the album did not make a big splash, it spawned a slew of underground hits including "Redrum," "Everybody Won Heaven," and "Any Emcee," which tastefully borrowed from the Spinners' "I'll Be Around." Nine's signature black lung vocal tone drew some comparisons to the over-the-top antics of Busta Rhymes. Nine followed up with Cloud Nine in 1996, then mostly fell off hip-hop radar screens when Priority closed up shop. During his hiatus, Nine popped up on the TV series NY Undercover landing a bit part as a thug. In late 2000, the Bronx MC hinted at a comeback, releasing the single "It's Ugly.."

01. Ova Confident (5:12)
02. Redrum (4:42)
03. Da Fundamentalz (4:07)
04. Hit Dem Like Dis (4:47)
05. Who U Won Test (3:32)
06. Wutcha Want? (4:34)
07. Fo'eva Blunted (3:44)
08. Peel (3:37)
09. Retaliate (4:15)
10. Tha Cypha (3:46)
11. Ahh Shit (3:53)
12. Everybody Won Heaven (Redrum The Remix) (5:03)
13. Any Emcee (4:02)
14. Ta Rass (4:50)

Debut album from the gravel voiced Nine, very hard to come by and for those that slept on this release, make sure you check out one of the best hip hop albums from the mid 90's, this is a definite gem that you should all have in your collection!



"Wutcha Want"

Full Scale is a 1998 release from Hip Hop duo Show and A.G. The EP features appearances from O.C., KRS-One, Big Pun, the Ghetto Dwellas as well as most members of there crew D.I.T.C. including Diamond D, Big L and Lord Finesse.

Two versions were released in early 1998; Full Scale EP featured 5 songs together with the instrumentals and was only available on 12" vinyl. The CD version, Full Scale LP included the same 5 songs found on the EP but with an additional 10 tracks, thus making up a full-length album.

Four of the songs from the CD later appeared on the self-titled D.I.T.C. album released on Tommy Boy in 2000. The songs were "Dignified Soldiers", "Drop It Heavy", "Spit (Remix)" and "Time To Get This Money", 2 of them being remixed for the album while the other 2 appeared in there original form.

Production on Full Scale is handled by Showbiz and A.G. except for "Time To Get This Money", produced by long-time collaborator Ahmed, and "Hold Mines" plus "Hidden Crates" which were produced by DJ Greyboy.

01. Themes, Schemes & Dreams feat. O.C., D-Dlow & Party Arty
02. Drop It Heavy feat. KRS-One & Big Pun
03. Q & A feat. Party Arty & D-Flow
04. Full Scale feat. O.C.
05. Spit
06. Time To Get This Money feat. Diamond D & O.C.
07. Who's The Dirtiest feat. Party Arty & D-Flow
08. Dignified Soldiers feat. Big L, Lord Finesse & O.C.
09. Put It In Your System
10. Raw As Ever
11. Dignified Soldiers [Remix] feat. Big L, Lord Finesse & O.C.
12. Spit [Remix] feat. D-Flow
13. Hidden Crate
14. Hold Mines
15. Get Dirty feat. Party Arty & D-Flow

The 1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series is a series of mixes presented by Emynd & Bo Bliz on (or around) the 1st and 15th of every month.
Crossfaded Bacon Presents:
1st & 15th (Pretty Much) Mix Series
“Best of Reef”

1. Shareef
2. Sound The Horns Pt. 1
3. Sound of Philadelphia
4. Get Me Outta Here
5. Where It’s Not
6. The Puzzle
7. Afghan Green
8. So Sharp
9. Back At It
10. I Can’t Begin
11. Oxygen(Breathe)
12. Blood Pressure
13. In The End
14. Look At The Sun
15. Listen To Me
16. How You Lose Your Mind
17. Calm Your Mind
18. Problem
19. Sunday
20. Commander In Chief
21. This Is My Life
22. I Wonder
23. Fight Music Intro
24. Politics
25. Big Deal
26. Home
27. Eyes Of My Father

For this month I wanted to put the spotlight on some CFB fam, Reef The Lost Cauze. When I set out to do this mix, I was reviewing a whole gigabytes worth of mp3’s of this motherfucker. REEF HAS BEEN RAPPING A LOT. I mean a lot since like 3rd grade. But really it seems like his modern rap career started with “The High Life”. What was that, 01? Something like that.

Anyways, I was moving back to Philly from PSU and making lots of beats around that time and we collabbed on his next album “Invisible Empire” (as did Emil/Emynd). Since then he’s been dropping solo albums, crew albums, solo mixtapes, producer collab albums- all types of shit. To do this mix I ended up cutting out any rapper collabs, I just wanted to focus on Reef. Reef is a MOTHERFUCKING VERSATILE ARTIST!!! I put his battle raps, his more personal tracks, his what’s going on type tracks… all that shit, and yeah, it wasn’t easy to cut joints out to make it roughly 70 minutes. I hope y’all feel the tracklisting, and more importantly I hope Reef doesn’t think I left anything off, or cut verses off he wanted on there. Doing these is definitely different and tougher when it’s your bol’s shit.

Enough talking… I’m rambling. Make it clear though… This guy is a fucking monster. If you hate on this dude because who he rolls with or who he is associated with, fuck what you heard. This dude is nasty on all types of tracks.

-bliz



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Goodfellas is the second album from underground Hip Hop duo Show and A.G., formerly known as Showbiz and A.G.. Released three years after their debut Runaway Slave, the album features a darker, grimier sound then their first release. Guest appearances come from Lord Finesse, D-Flow, Party Arty, Wali World, Method Man and Diamond D. The album features the underground hit "Next Level [Nyte Time Mix]", which was produced by DJ Premier and later featured on the movie 8 Mile.

Producer Show, who made numerous rapping appearances on their debut, makes no rhyming appearances on the release.

Tracklisting

01. Never Less Than Ill
02. You Know Now
03. Check It Out
04. Add On
05. Next Level (Nyte Time Mix)
06. Time For
07. Got The Flava
08. Neighborhood Sickness
09. All Out
10. Medicine
11. I'm Not The One
12. Got Ya Back
13. Next Level

The effort was a highly praised underground release, but didn't sell strong numbers. Three songs from their debut EP are included here, "Party Groove", "Soul Clap", and "Catchin' Wreck".

The album features an early appearance from late legend Big L, on the posse cut "Represent", other guest appearances come from Diamond D, Dres, Lord Finesse and DeShawn. The album includes many interludes between songs that features underground artists such as The Legion, Freddie Foxxx, Fat Joe, Kid Capri and Lord Finesse.

Producer Showbiz makes frequent rapping appearance on the album, unlike later releases, where he left the rhyming to A.G.

01. Still Digin' feat. Diamond D 03:44
02. Fat Pockets 03:39
03. Bounce Ta This 03:53
04. More Than One Way Out Of The Ghetto 04:31
05. Silence Of The Lambs(Remix) 04:52
06. 40 Acres And My Props 04:21
07. Runaway Slave 04:52
08. Hard To Kill 05:15
09. Hold Ya Head 04:38
10. He Say, She Say 04:20
11. Represent feat. Big L, DeShawn, Lord Finesse 05:56
12. Silence Of The Lambs 05:10
13. Party Groove(Bass Mix) 03:22
14. Soul Clap(Short Version) 04:04
15. Catchin' Wreck 04:18
16. Party Groove (Instrumental) 03:17

Soul Clap is the debut EP from underground Hip Hop duo Showbiz & A.G.. The album featured later Runaway Slave album cuts, "Party Groove", "Soul Clap" and "Catchin' Wreck", as well as the exclusive songs "Diggin' In The Crates" and "Giant In The Mental".

01. Intro
02. Party Groove (Instrumental)
03. Soul Clap (Short Version)
04. Catchin' Wreck
05. Party Groove (Bass Mix)
06. Diggin' In The Crates (Featuring Diamond D & Lord Finesse)
07. Soul Clap (Off Beat Mix)
08. Giant In The Mental

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Armyfatique is pleased to present the 2nd single from their forthcoming album, The Initiation which drops on January 6th through Coalmine Records. This single, "Loud N Clear" features Mr. Met (of Brooklyn Academy). Download the track below and make sure you mark your calenders for 1.06.09 when Armyfatique unveil's their debut compilation which features guest appearances from C-Razy Walz, Trife Da God, Q-Unique, Vordul Mega, Bekay, Maylay Sparks and more!! To (pre)-order the album you can go http://www.armyfatiquebeats.com/

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Funky DL returns with his all new album…

Funky DL’s 4th Quarter album epitomizes the essence of quality hip-hop. It takes no prisoners and quenches every possible thirst of the true rap music lover in ways that can only be un-described in comparison to other hip-hop albums currently stalking the commercial arena. With guest features from Jazz Funk Genius Xantoné Blacq, Turntable Legend DJ Kofi and newcomers Lei-an and Dukus Alemay, this long player delivers track after track.

Consisting of 12 nail-biting tracks, the album is divided over four quarters with each quarter distinct in its own theme. The Soul (1), New Age (2), Jazz (3) and Authentic (4) Quarters complete this amazing set in an age where commercial modesty and grunge type aggression seem to dominate hip-hop.
The 4th quarter liberates and emancipates everything once great about hip-hop that was unjustly lost… True hip-hop is back…

1. The Soul Quarter Intro
2. Love, Honesty & Discipline
3. Nicole featuring Xantoné Blacq
4. Danger featuring Dukus Alemay
5. The New Age Quarter Intro
6. Scratchin’ My Head
7. Watchin’ The World
8. The Bump
9. The Jazz Quarter Intro
10. International featuring DJ Kofi
11. I Love…
12. Pay Check featuring Lei-an
13. The Authentic Quarter Intro
14. Taking Rap Back
15. The 3 Minute Preview
16. Play
17. The 4th Quarter Outro

Video for Cappadonna "The Annointing (Slang Editorial Part 2)" off of The Cappatilize Project out now.

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Video for Pace Won & Mr. Green "I Need Money" off of The Only Color That Matters is Green out now!

Listen/Download: Champagne & Chandeliers

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Royce 5’9 and his M.I.C. imprint are teaming up with One Records for the release of Royce’s highly-anticipated forthcoming solo-LP Street Hop, due out on 4-21-09.

The DJ Premier produced "Shake This" is the lead-single for Street Hop (the LP is also executive produced by DJ Premier as well) and the video for "Shake This" is directed by Rik Cordero; and its the first of two collaborations between Royce and Cordero.

Download the single now!



Listen/Download: Shake This (Produced by DJ Premier)
Listen/Download: Part Of Me (Produced by Carlos Broady)

Peace Everyone,

My good friend and producer extraordinaire, Khrysis from the Justice League, and myself have done a mix tape project called “Khrysis On The Board With The Heat 2″ over the summer (the first installment was done by Mick Boogie). Basically, it is a collection of all his production that he has done in the last year in a half. If you’re not familiar with Khrysis’ work, he has done production for LIttle Brother, Sean Price, Heltah Skeltah, Evidence of Dilated Peoples (check out “The Layover”), & his own group The Away Team, just to name a few. Check out his credentials: www.myspace.com/khrysisbeats.

So think of this as a “Beat CD done in a mix tape format”, freaked “Beat Junkie Style” by yours truly.

We originally wanted to press this up, but unfortunately we never had a chance to, so we decided to leak it free to everyone for the Holidays as well as providing some material for people for the meantime while we both are working on our prospective projects. So please spread the word, share it with your peoples, post it up on your blogs, whatever you wanna do….we hope that you will enjoy this mix and we appreciate the love as well.

Khrysis and myself will probably work on another mix in the near future when he is ready to drop his solo debut album, but for the meantime…enjoy. Happy Holidays people…see you in 2009.

Rhettmatic
Beat Junkies
Visionaries

1. Intro
2. King Kong (Sean Price)
3. Awesome (The Away Team)
4. The Rap Game (Cormega ft. Little Brother)
5. Still Here (LEGACY)
6. Hearing Aid (Sean Price)
7. That N*gga (Jozee Mo)
8. Talkin Dirty (Ness)
9. Cool As A Fan (Little Brother)
10. Back At It (Little Brother)
11. Money On The Table (The Away Team)
12. N*ggaz Is Commin (Torae ft. Tash)
13. Starvation (LIttle Brother ft. Chaundon)
14. Can I Live (Chaundon)
15. Crazy (Rapper Big Pooh)
16. Keep It To The Side (Rapper Big Pooh)
17. Greedy (The Away Team)
18. After The Party (Little Brother)
19. Waitin On You (Kenn Starr)
20. Sick Em (Smif-N-Wesson)
21. One (Sean Price)
22. Something To See (Torae)
23. Psycho Ward (The Away Team ft. Sean Price)
24. Word Has It (Supastition)
25. Rize (Median)
26. Sum Of Me (The Away Team ft. Evidence)
27. Gun Rap (Smif-N-Wesson)
28. JM Heartbreak (Jozee Mo)
29. The Weirdo Zone (Joe Scudda)
30. Told You That (Chaundon)
31. Real Late (Peter Rosenburg ft. Phonte)



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Brothers Grimm is the 3rd album from West Australian MC Drapht. Reminiscent of Q-tip with a hypnotic flow as effortless as Grand Puba, he possesses one of the most unique voices in Australian Hip Hop. Drapht could easily rest on his style alone but this new album presents an artist replete with substance. The passion and vigour on this album are a testament to Drapht's unwavering commitment to Australian Hip Hop. Following the release of his first album 'Pale Rider' at the age of 20, the 2005 release 'Who Am I' garnered widespread success on triple j and community radio nationwide. With three seminal albums in five years, Drapht is clearly a force to be reckoned with. Brothers Grimm is an uplifting album destined to capture the imagination with its catchy hooks, intelligent wordplay and consistently phenomenal production. Drapht shifts effortlessly from the quirky and playful 'Where Yah From' and 'Jimmy Recard', to the frustration and grit of 'Soundman', 'Insomnia' and 'Don't Wanna Work.' The sombre, reflective tones of 'Falling' and 'Lose Control' present yet another string in the bow of this wordsmith, joined later by fellow MCs Ciecmate, Dazastah & Trials on the massive 'Rest In Peace'. Produced by Trials with guest production by world class Australian producers Plutonic Lab, M-Phazes and Simplex, Brothers Grimm charts a course through the breadth and width of modern Hip Hop.

01. Intro 01:26
02. Falling 03:40
03. The Money 04:27
04. Insomnia 03:13
05. Jimmy Recard 03:34
06. Dreams & Dreamers 05:17
07. A Good Year 03:46
08. Boom Boom Boom 03:48
09. Sound Man 04:34
10. Don't Wanna Work 03:31
11. Rest In Peace Feat. Ciecmate, Dazastah & Trials 04:16
12. Where Yah From 03:52
13. Put On A Record 04:44
14. Lost 04:19
15. Lose Control Feat. Porsah Laine 04:01



Also check Drapht's myspace
www.myspace.com/drapht