Posted by: Grip Grand On
January 5th, 2010 at 4:50 pm
GRIP GRAND EPIC T-SHIRT FAIL!
So, you know how some things look better on paper? Well, the new Grip Grand shirts are back from the printers. The good news is, these shirts are guaranteed to make people stop and stare in the street! The bad news is, they’ll be staring at your crotch.
Posted by: Rob Rush On
January 2nd, 2010 at 4:07 pm
More mixtape jams from Proe. This one over the ole Robin Thicke beat. Proe sends me like 2 songs a day, I’m telling you this guy is a monster. No auto tune needed, 2010, game time.
Posted by: Rob Rush On
December 28th, 2009 at 2:37 pm
Here’s latest from the Home Repair collection, Mouth Fulla Gold, produced by DJ MF Shalem. This song is already a show classic as any die hard Rec-League fan would know. This one always gets ‘em jumping. Good old fashioned Haji P ruckus music. Have at it.
I’m killer with the lines like I picketed for Pro-Choice
Posted by: Rob Rush On
December 27th, 2009 at 1:52 am
You might be on your Holiday Vacation right now but Proe is hard at work in the studio. Big P just sent me this take on Drake’s “Successful”, as well as a respectable go on the Jay-Z/Eminem classic “Renegade”. Proe’s mixtape and albums are well on their way to being finished. This might be the last of the previews on the mixtape before I make the guy put it out, for now, soak it in. Rec-League wins again.
Posted by: Rob Rush On
December 25th, 2009 at 12:31 pm
So here’s REAL gem from the vaults. I had to special request that Grip send me this song today. From 2004, back in the Santa Cruz record store days, Grip did this exclusive for our pal Scott Kravitz’s Christmas mixtape/album serries “Seasons Cretins”. Some good vintage Grip here. Home recording fun at it’s finest. Happy Holidays kiddies.
Posted by: Rob Rush On
December 24th, 2009 at 1:11 am
Hey do you like awesome hip hop? Me too! Thank god for Denton’s own, Rec-League South representative, Fab Deuce. The trio is back with their 3rd album “Deuce Knuckle”. Produced mostly by Pudge, Lone & Juicy The Emissary with one joint produced by Richie Cunning. The record has the familiar up-tempo Fab Deuce sound and mixes in some slower more deliberate funk driven songs. But what about the rhymes? Every verse on this album is action packed, never slacking on style, confident, intelligent unique and always hype. With shades of The Pharcyde, Boot Camp Click, Jurassic 5 or any other mixture of talented MC’s with very different styles working together flawlessly. The three main MC’s, Pudge, Lone & Cheesey Blaine hold the entire album down, joined on “Funky Mother Hole” by QM, and letting Juicy The Emissary out from behind the boards and to the mic on “2nd To None”. They have a record release party in Denton on Dec. 26th and the album will be availalable for sale here on Routine Fly as well as iTunes soon after. For now, enjoy these two gems and keep your eyes peeled for Fab Deuce.
2nd To Nonefeat. Juicy The Emissary (produced by Juicy The Emissary)
You may recognize this weeks installment of Home Repair as the opening sequence to the widely unpopular web series, “So Freakin Regular.” A series in which, similar to the song itself, is a painfully mundane walk through a plain grass field of normalcy. *Yawn*. Generic? Ordinary? Common? Yup. I was blessed with the coveted fortune to be all of the above. Who’s got time to be socially relevant, and worldly idolized when there’s bills to pay and dogs to walk? Not me. This dinner aint gon microwave itself. So, with that, I present to you my newest release, “Regular.” Produced and cut by DJ MF Shalem. And if you cant get down with it…you’re just way too special for me. Which I think is awesome. You should go get yourself a pedicure, tough guy!
Posted by: Richie Cunning On
December 7th, 2009 at 3:02 am
You have hopefully already heard the four songs we previously released, Hear My Train A Comin’, City Boy, I Got People and Takin’ A Train. (If you’ve been under a rock, check the links below) The mixtape includes his early radio appearances on the world famous radio show The Drum KZSU, hosted by Kevvy Kev, (the longest running hip hop radio show of all time) The mixtape includes his track with Fashawn & U-N-I, Keys To The City, which was used to promote the Imeem.com concert series of the same name. You can also hear Richie’s track from the Zion I Mixtape, The Search & The Seizure, produced by Amp Live and co-starring Rakaa Iriscience of Dilated Peoples as well as collaborations with fellow Rec-League artists, Grip Grand, QM, and more. Richie shines not only with his rhymes, but also with his production, having produced a handful of the original songs on this mixtape himself.
Richie Cunning is an experienced artist with a refreshing sound and a rock hard grasp of what it takes to catch the listeners ear. This mixtape is another step in his growing career. URB Magazine has described him as having “surprising grit, undeniable swagger & perfectly ill flow”. His song The City (off the upcoming album, Night Train) has been played numerous times to hype the crowd at Oracle Arena during Golden State Warriors games. He was infamously banned from Canada in 2007 while en route to headline his first international show. More and more people are starting to take notice as Richie, “The Son of the City”, continues to spread his own special brand of rugged yet polished rap music. While we’ll leave the final decision up to you, if you choose to agree, we won’t be mad at you.
I know, I know, I was supposed to have this available on Monday. Well, dont be such a jerk…geez. Sometimes people make mistakes. But honestly, arent you so much more elated that I’ve appropriately equipped your insatiable appetite for song before the weekend? Of course you are! Now, when youre the grinder or grindee of some random tail at the club, you’ll think of me. And after all, thats the real reason I make music.
This weeks installment of Home Repair is an energetic tune that’s sure to get your toes-a-tappin. I mean, for real son…titties are coming out the shirt when you play this jammy. “Get It“, produced by DJ MF Shalem.
*titties are not guaranteed to come out of any shirts when you play this song.