Señor Kaos keeps things all the way cultured as his usual M.O. No frills, just lyrical punches to the jugular, a rolling beat courtesy of DJ Eleven and a visual by DVID Films. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s something to be said if you’re not familiar with The Rub’s History Of Hip-Hop series. It’s one of those things you’ll want to correct pronto by going to their site and grabbing a few years worth of listening material. Read the rest of this entry »

I think this mix is from 2006 but who cares because it’s still good enough to make your ball your fists up. Read the rest of this entry »

Found in the inbox from The Rub’s DJ Eleven

Fresh off the presses comes “50 Minutes of Fresh”, a sampling of some of my favorite Mannie Fresh productions, features, and solo joints. It isn’t trying to be a greatest hits. It’s literally 50 minutes of Mannie Fresh. Enjoy, share, and let me know if you’re feeling it!

With Eleven (and The Rub trio in general), it’s never a question whether I’m going to cosign or download for myself. By featuring Mannie, Eleven forced my hand on clearing some hard drive & iPod space. Tracklisting & link after the break. Read the rest of this entry »

Usually when I post something from The Rub, it’s normally some shit I swiped from Cosmo. However, this time it’s his Rub brethren DJ Eleven who dropped a musical treatment for how I feel about things right now. It’s cold & dreary outside and you have to have music to match. Eleven hooked up with Krudmart for the release of Winter Sadness, a “seasonal depression fueled” mixtape. This should help coast you through the end of January & into February. After that, Punxsutawney Phil should be making appearance soon after & we’ll be okay. Until then…

Tracklisting & link after the break. Read the rest of this entry »

The homie Steve1der dropped this in the inbox the other day & since we obviously have shown support to him, Benzi & I often give a few DJ Eleven mixes burn on my personal time, it was nothing to even think about passing this one along. Read the rest of this entry »