The official warm up mixtape to Richie Cunning’s Night Train. 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.

Season Two is available for 320kps MP3 download, as well as a physical CD we will mail to you (old school!). Pick your poision, and your price, we have left you a few options and trust that you will do the right thing. You can preview the album with the player below and once you’re conviced, order away. Thank you for your interest.

The three man team of Lone, Pudge & Cheese from Denton TX return with their 2nd album MumboJumboGumboGrooves. Fab Deuce brings enough knock cominng from TX to keep cali’s head nodding and running out to TX to see what the hell is going on.

These guys are dope and some real RL family. Up tempo beats by Pudge and Lone with solid words from all the members. Guest are Soul Relentless and Juc from Denton Texas as well. The whole album comes together great, so take a listen, and pick it up!

Grip Grand’s first album, originally released on Bomb Hip-Hop Records… we have a few boxes of this gem left and then it’s gone forever. See how the magic began!

New album from Haji P!! Produced by Fat Man & Tropical (Manchester, UK).

Rob Rush’s first solo album, with production from Proe, Grip Grand, Richie Cunning, P. Soup, Coley Cole, Samix & more.

Proe’s 2nd Album. Guests include Natalie Singly & Cons from Nobodies Own. Produced mostly by Proe, with some help from P. Soup, Murat Akguel.

Proe’s first album with guest appearances from Bob Clean, and Nobodies Own.

Neighborhood Kid is Haji P’s debut album as a solo artist. Teamed up with producer, DJ MF Shalem, the album essentially follows Haji P through his misadventures in…well, everything. From kleptomaniacal women, to dealing with bigoted, confederate flag-waving neighbors. All of which is done with a clever mix of tongue-in-cheek humor and genuine sincerity. Neighborhood Kid is eclectic in topical scenarios, events and reference, all of which are derived from the various places he’s been. What draws it all together is that Haji speaks on all of it as if it were just one place. “His neighborhood.” Mostly, the listener gets a since of his southern background, being that the entire album is narrated by a voice that bares resemblance to Disney’s questionably, racially portrayed character, “Uncle Remus,” suggesting that Haji P would be the Brer Rabbit in the story. Is this something you want to listen to? Yeah, Im pretty sure.