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Finebeats Speaks To Ego Trip

Posted by Tom On January - 13 - 2012

On our never ending quest to find the best underground talent, Finebeats this week caught up with an upcoming artist by the name of Ego Trip, an emerging talent who has already shown that he is serious and has alot to offer the Hip Hop world.

Finebeats: First Up can you give the Finebeats faithful a quick introduction to let us know who you are and where ya comin out of .

I go by the name Ego Trip, representing Hi-Risk Records. I'm from Consett, Co. Durham but I'm currently living in North Wales

Finebeats: What was the first Hip Hop track you remember hearing ?

I used to listen to anything with a rap in even if it was by 5ive, the boy band lol but the first hip hop track I remember is Jump Around by House of Pain, who doesn't know that track lol. But when I was starting out writing rap music it was Eminem's My Name Is. I think I was about 13 when that came out, the song had me in stitches. 

Finebeats: Who or what inspired you to start creating Hip Hop ?

I always loved writing poems in school, and I grew up in a family who worked for The Salvation Army so I was always there with them, believe it or not. I learnt how to play brass instruments and also read music scrips which gave me an ear for music. It wasn't until I got to College that I decided to try my hand at rapping. It was a lad by the name of Michael Taylor (Mad Dog) who told me I should take it seriously after hearing me in a corridor! Unfortunatly he passed away tragically a few years ago so he hasn't got to see how well the music is developing. So I'd have to say he's my biggest inspiration. Music wise it would be lyrical artists such as Talib Kwali, Mos Def, Eminem of old, Nas, Reks, Sha Stimuli, Bekay etc. I love their poetry.

Finebeats: Who are your biggest influences in music ?

My biggest influence would be my good friend and mentor Stu-Tay. We've had this dream drawn out for some time now and he has never once given up on me, well not that I know of anyway lol. The guys knowledge on the genre is second to none, he knows what's gonna work and what needs scrapping. His honesty is his best asset, its turned me into a much better artist.

Finebeats: If you were to describe your style to someone who had never heard your music how would you describe it ?

I'd like to think my music is thought provoking and real. I enjoy painting pictures for people in my songs and making them feel how I felt when making the particular record. I have that rough rugged and sound style but its smoothed over by witty wordplay and catchy chorus'

Finebeats: What is your favourite track that you have created so far and why ?

Wow! Erm! Either Toy Box which features CeeJay from Click22 or So Far, So So. Toy Box because the flow is so bouncy and it talks about getting a record deal in the form of toys. On the first verse its a clown puppet followed by a verse about a ballerina in a music box, and the 3rd verse is like a conclusion of why it could be a bad thing getting signed. Plus CeeJay's vocals in the hook are amazing. So Far ,So So is a more person song. I wrote it my bedroom one night after getting a bad review on a free album I put out. It talks about how i need to stop thinking I'm bigger than everybody else, concentrate on my own work and never give up no matter what happens. I also sent that track to Sha Stimuli and he said it was a real nice track. That put a smile back on my face lol.

Finebeats: Do you have any superstitions or set patterns you stick to when you are creating music ?

I always create track lists before I start on a project! Don't ask me why coz I don't know lol. I guess I do it to see what the overall album or mixtape is gonna look like and sound like. I never stick to the original track list though so its kind of pointless lol but yeah that's what I do lol 

Finebeats: Who have you worked with so far ?

So far I've worked with Hip Hop duo Click22 (Prospekt & CeeJay) who are also a part of Hi Risk. I actually taught Prospekt how to rap and to see the level that he's at now is amazing! I've also worked with Brinkworth aka Double E, MK a london based rapper and a few artists from the states such as Sikadime who's linked with Cypress Hill, Jizzle and Elliot Ruckus (look out for her). I've also got a track coming featuring Block McCloud from AOTP, hopefully Tah Mac and Mister Flix

Finebeats: Is there anybody in particular that you would like to work with ?

Yeah, Sha Stimuli is a person who I've been following for some time now, so he'd be at the top of my list. I'd also love to work with Tricksta on some stuff. He'd defiantly take me back to my hip hop roots 

Finebeats: What can we expect to see from you in 2012 ?

Hopefully a lot. I have a few projects in the works at the minute including a joint EP with Click22 called "#NoBrakes", a solo EP called "Back To My Roots" which is a pure underground hip hop EP and my debut album "The Establishment" which I'm hoping will be out round summertime. I'm also putting together a mixtape of North East artists called "The Slept On Region" too many people sleep on the north, we have some crazy rhymers

Finebeats: Have you had any recent airplay or any live performances recently ?

Yeah I've been played on local radio both in wales and back home in the North East area. I wanna thank everyone who supports the music I post out to radio stations/ blogs etc. big or small, every play counts because you never know who's tuned in. I didn't perform as much as I'd of liked to last year but I did manage to headline 2 nights at a venue called Central Station in Wrexham, which was named the best live venue in North Wales by Karrang Magazine, so that was special. Apart from that I just did sets at little nights here and there.  

Finebeats: Can you tell us a little more about any upcoming projects you have on the go, and who is involved ?

My "Back To My Roots EP" is an EP I've been wanting to do for a while, concentrating more on lyrics than trying to find hooks for radio play. You could say its going to be my underground release. I'm hopefully going to be doing a joint EP with Brinkworth which will be crazy, that guy makes people raise their games whenever he's on something. Hopefully going to be doing a track with Late from Wolftown which will be crazy because his work ethnic is amazing, the guy never stops.

Finebeats: Do you have any links we can use for Hip Hop lovers to check out your work ?

www.thisisego.com
www.facebook.com/thisisego
www.soundcloud.com/egotriphrcvr
www.reverbnation.com/egotriphr
Also follow me on Twitter @ThisIsEgo

Finebeats: Many thanks for your time, please feel free to leave any closing comments alongside any shoutouts that you might want to include.

 


Thanks for the interview, it means a lot. I appreciate everyone who allows me to promote my stuff. Just wanna give a quick shout out to my Hi Risk Team, Stu-Tay and Click22. Also I wanna give shout outs to Brinkworth, Young G, Anabolic, Pegz, Aeon, Reg Regis, Skrufz, Chris 4Sit, Text Offenders, Rick Fury, Mister Flix, Elliot Ruckus, Sean Stiles and his team, Tricksta and Late... Who ever I missed (Your Name Here)

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Mr ShaoDow- Ignant

Posted by Tom On December - 16 - 2011

 

Mr ShaoDow – Ignant

Mr ShaoDow, the Shaolin Kung Fu trained DiY Rapper brings you a new track to jam to. Before the release of his next official single ShaoDow will be putting out a number of tracks and videos for the people to enjoy.  'Ignant' is a high energy, fast paced song with an infectiously unique instrumental made by Kid Kong. Maintaining his trademark intelligent yet intricate style of lyricism ShaoDow raps about the difficulties of keeping cool around infuriating people.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb6SQzQe9Us

The music video filmed by Black Budget Entertainment has Shao rapping whilst simultaneously showing off his skill with Nunchaku (the weapons made famous by Bruce Lee).  ShaoDow is currently travelling the entire UK selling his CDs and meeting his fans directly. He has now sold over 7,000 copies singlehandedly. 

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Project Alfie vs Jay-Z – Dead Presidents

Posted by Tom On December - 16 - 2011

 

















Project Alfie vs Jay-Z – Dead Presidents


Dead Presidents is the lead track from Project Alfie’s mixtape which samples Jay-Z’s ‘Dead Presidents’, branding the track with his own unmistakable fusion of soul and vintage pop.  Project Alfie has been billed as one of the most exciting and unique artists going into the New Year. His distinctive image, heavily influenced by the idiosyncratic style of 60s cinema, coupled with an exceptional blend of cinematic soul and hip-hop, makes Project Alfie an incomparable act.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0CUZtUrxMw

The Project Alfie Mixtape is available to download on the 27.12.11

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LowKey – Soundtrack To The Struggle – Latest Release

Posted by Tom On December - 16 - 2011

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Lowkey – Soundtrack To The Struggle


 

The latest video from the hit album Soundtrack to the Struggle by Lowkey is for the Beatnick and K-Salaam produced title track. The video was filmed in Venezuela, produced by Global Faction and dedicated to Lowkey's supporter and friend who recently passed away, Adnan Al-Radhi who also features on this video version of the track. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISGeYafLSXg

Hard copies of the album Soundtrack To The Struggle can now be purchased exclusively from http://www.soundtracktothestruggle.com

Follow Lowkey on Twitter @LowkeyMusic1

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UK Runnings – The Streets Are Calling (Hosted By Tricksta)

Posted by Tom On December - 14 - 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tricksta's back at it again!!!   with another twenty-track mixtape compilation to help push and promote independent UK Hip-Hop. Featuring a whole bunch of talented artists and producers from the UK, 'The Streets Are Calling' is hosted and mixed by Tricksta and includes previously unreleased tracks as well as hard to obtain underground anthems. If you are new to UK Runnings then make sure you log on to www.ukrunnings.co.uk where you can download and stream their entire back catalogue of over fifty mixtapes that have been released over the last ten years. 2001 to 2011… the quest continues!!!

UK Runnings 'The Streets Are Calling' (Hosted by Tricksta) Tracklisting:

01 – Tricksta – Intro 
02 – LATE – Why You In This (Tricksta Remix)
03 – Skriblah – Egypt Remix
04 – Genesis Elijah – Battle Cry UK
05 – Big Dutty Deeze Feat. Wanda – Sky's The Limit
06 – Ruinz Ason – Pass The P's
07 – Supar Novar – Falling To Pieces
08 – Quest Rah – Heat
09 – Ruthless – Open Eyes
10 – Configa Beats Feat. Jaz Kahina – We On Fire
11 – Prose – Stay On My Grind
12 – Yaeo Feat. Supar Novar – One Of Us Gotta Win
13 – Big PSG – 24 Bar Punch Up
14 – Stealf & Mista Flix – Dark Thoughts
15 – Big Ben – What I See
16 – Brinkworth aka Double E Feat. MadHat McGore – Come Get Me
17 – J Roots & Reds – Report From The Real
18 – Ragz Sweet Jones – Icy
19 – Danny Bones – Turn Around
20 – Mr. 13 Feat. Kinetik & Superior Thought – Kick Back
21 – Razor – Closer
22 – Tricksta – Outro

Download links:
www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/ugn8kp 
www.sturbanclothing.com/podcasts/streetsarecalling.asp 
www.downloadamixtape.com/?page_id=195&mixtape_id=2632 
www.datpiff.com/Tricksta-Uk-Runnings-the-Streets-Are-Calling-hosted-By-T-mixtape.292583.html

Connect:
info@ukrunnings.co.uk 
www.ukrunnings.co.uk

Media Enquires:
info@parkstreetpr.co.uk 
www.parkstreetpr.co.uk  

The UK Runnings Mixtape series is sponsored by Sturban Clothing 
www.sturbanclothing.com

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Burnt Fingaz Presents J-Roots & Reds – Cool & Deadly EP

Posted by Tom On November - 28 - 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'This is real Hip-Hop from the start to the finish!'
www.BringDaRuckus.com  

'Quality Hip-Hop with bags of originality, solid production and refreshingly new ideas.'
www.PureHipHopHeat.com

'This seven track EP once again cements them in the UK scene as real Hip-Hop artists.' 
 
www.UrbanPhenomenon.com

Hot on the heels of his recent Burnt Fingaz 2 compilation, producer J-Roots teams up with Reds of Chronic Redeye and Soldjasoulz to bring you a gritty, one emcee/one producer project that takes it back to the essence of the art form and should get fans of that hardcore Boom Bap flavour turning the volume up a notch and reaching for the king skins.
 
Raw street reports with heavy wordplay over big drums and chopped samples is the order of the day here as the Burnt Fingaz camp return with another slice of hip hop served in it's purest form – strictly for the love of the music with no regard for radio friendliness or commercial viability. From the underdog's anthem of 'E.A Sh*t' to the meat hook realities of life served up on 'Report From The Real' this project confirms that HHC Magazine (RIP) where correct in labelling Reds and the fam as ''true children of the sound system age… here to stay''
 
For those that have been sleeping, Reds is an emcee that earned his stripes spitting at sound system sessions in the nineties and formed his own Chronic Redeye Music imprint in 2004 which has seen him recording with artists such as Bronze Nazareth, Main Flow, Timbo King and Deadly Hunta, along with numerous cuts with the artists in his immediate circle such as DPF, Franko Fraize and Lyrical T. No one in the East does it quite like this.
 
In a time when a lot of music has been cleaned up to within an inch of its life, J-Roots and Reds have taken a rawer and organic approach to recording which allows the listener to be immersed in the smoked out, cognac soaked vibes that these N- City basement sessions produce. One take straight spitting with no punch-ins is the style here, strictly real talk and sick loops combined with cuts from resident turntablist Professor Breakz. The result is hard hitting. Time to see who can take the weight…
 
Tracklisting: 
01. Reds Intro 
02. EA Sh*t
03. Beg No Friend
04. Step Aside
05. Dark Overture
06. Report From The Real
07. Domepiece (Revisited)

Download link:
http://burntfingaz.bandcamp.com

Mixed & Juggled version by Professor Breakz
www.soundcloud.com/chronic-redeye-music

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Finebeats Speaks To Upcoming Artist Razor

Posted by Tom On November - 23 - 2011

 

 

 

 

Finebeats recently caught up with upcoming UK artist Razor to see what was going down …………

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Who has been you biggest influence/inspiration ?
My biggest inspiration has been michael jackson, tupac,drake and wiley, people might say that's a weird choice but musically they have been the reason I do music. When I was younger they are the peple that I listened to and got inspired by.

How long have you ben involved in Hip Hop ?
I have been involved in hip hop since about 2005, I used to just do grime then me and my boy's formed a group. I was told that I should try hip hop because I am more of a lyricist and you can get a lot more words out when you do hip hop. It was only at the start of 2010 I have been doing shows and trying to get myself out there.

Who have you worked with so far ?
Soo far I have worked with sam khan, jamm tyme and a few other artist's. At the start it was hard for me to get features, but since I have been doing shows and networking. Its become a lot easier and a lot of people want to do songs with me now. I am not a fussy artist, I am willing to work with anyone. Any promotion is good promotion.

What can we expect to see from you in the near future ?
To be honest just more videos,more shows,more magazine features. I just try and get my hands on whatever I can to be honest, I have done my video for link up tv for my song closer. My song scifi was on channel aka,there are a lot more things. I have still got a lot to do,so I just want to get my head down and keep pushing.

If you could only ever make one more track, who would you feature on it and
why ?
Wow! Errmmm …. I would want to feature drake at the moment. I think he is such an all around artist, he's actually amazing. He is definitely the biggest artist on the planet right now.soo I'd have to say drake.

What would you say to those that counter Hip Hop with a certain level of
criticism, claiming that it incites violence and gang culture ?
I'd say that they need to open there mind and stop focusing on the negatives, hip hop aint all about violence. I think movies portray violence the most,because you can actually see the violence. In music its said and you can decide how you picture it. Its weird because hip hop gets blamed for it when really the movies should.

How would you describe your style ?
My style is more honest than anything, its just the truth. Things I go through in my everyday life mixed with punchlines. I am very versatile, I can rap and write about everything. Its hard for me to describe it,because I just write how I feel and then let my supporters decide.

where can we find your recent work/project ?
You can get my mixtape 'reinventing' off www.freemixtape.co.ukn www.mixtapemadness.co.uk and www.ukrapmusic.com. Also I do a lot of shows and open mics. I always bring my mixtapes with me,so if anyone ever sees me. I have freebies on me all the time.

Can we hear you on airplay right now ?
Yes,you can.I am on a lot of pirate radio, dj col-j from deja vu fm is playing my songs on a regular. Dj wallace from inna city fm, also has my songs on rotation so its all good. Its hard getting your name on certain dj's playlisted, a lot of dj's don't give people the chance to showcase there talent. Then they have the nerve to say 'support uk music',when they don't.

whats your favourite track that you have made so far ?
I like all of my tracks, certain tracks where I 'expose' myself I hate to listen to. I just let people that have heard my mixtape decide, soo far a lot of people say that 'closer' is by far my best track. Other's say 'scifi' or 'don't wanna lose you'. Mainly people rate 'closer' the best.

What labe;l are you currently working with, or are you working totally
independently ?
I am an independent artist, I pay for my own studio time,cds,videos, everything.its really hard but I prefer to build a buzz from the ground.that way people respect you more.

what would you say has been your greatest musical achievement to date ?
My greatest musical achievement has been getting myself on linkup tv, and getting my video on channel AKA. When I was young I always wanted to get on a channel AKA.it seemed impossible to do that at the time, but I am proud of myself for doing that. Also winning 'in it to win it', getting on 'the hoods got talent dvd' alongside jamal edwards,ace n vis and that has been a blessing. Getting a online single distribution deal. Its amazing that I've done all of this,because at the start of the year, I just wanted to get more than 1000 views on youtube. Now my video for link up tv has over 14000 views and I've been on channel AKA. I don't know how I am doing it but I am going to keep pushing.

Do you have any live shows planned ?
Yes, I have a lot of live shows planed. Last weekend I had 4 shows in 4 days, in the next few weeks leading up to christmas, I have 4 shows this week two on saturday and two on friday. I don't know what I am going to do because there are at the same time (laughs). I have a show in liverpool next week, and a show that mutya buena is hosting next friday. So its a good look.

What Hip Hop artists do you admire the most and why ?
I admire wretch 32 the most, because I think he is extremely talented. Ever since is first mixtape "learn from my mixtape' came out in 2006 I have said he was the sickest! I had the opportunity to meet him in 2009 at a new years eve party. He is soo cool, you would of thought I was the star and he was the fan, because he was soo humble. I was amazed, and he is doing extremely well right now. He's proof if you have faith and keep pushing you can get as far as you want. Just be humble and level headed and keep positive and good things will come to you.

Your latest release is now available and we have enjoyed listening to it,
how do you feel abot the outcome of the project ?
Aww thank you, it feels good to hear the feedback from it. I actually feel like I am becoming established, its funny that people are listening to me while I'm just living my life. That's a good feeling for people to tell me what they think of my music. I love the mixtape, when I done it I pictures it as a story and I think I put it together well. People favourite tracks vary tho, I think its because I have a lot of different tracks on it of different genres and different consepts.

Do you have any particular superstitions or processes that you follow when
you create a track ?
Yes, I do. I have to right my lyrics in my blackberry and send it to my other samsung phone, and then write it in my lyric book. Also when I am rehearsing my lyrics I know it is perfect when I can say it 12 times in a row, I then mark it as a tally at the top of the page. I don't know why I do that. I just do, there's no reason just how I do it I guess.

Do you keep all of your old rhyme books ?
(Laughs) yes, I keep all of them I even have the lyrics books from when I was in year 10. Sometimes I have old punchlines that I can use today so I just keep them.

What do you hope to achieve from Hip Hop ?
I hope to push myself and network with as much people as possible. I just want people to relate to me and understand where I am coming from.that is my best feeling and the buzz I get from it is amazing. If I start getting paid properly from hip hop, that would just be a massive bonus.

Many thanks for your time, please feel free to leave a closing comment
with any shoutouts you wish to be published .
Thank you for interviewing me.I wanna big up tricksta for supporting me and being patient with me. Kix magazine,dj col-j, billy's kingdom. There's really too many names to say but just follow me on twitter @razorartist and subscribe to my youtube its www.youtube.com/mmrazor1. Thanks

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LowKey – “Soundtrack to the struggle” OUT NOW !!!

Posted by Merlin On November - 16 - 2011

 

LowKey has always been a particular hero of ours, we feel he stands by the real values of Hip Hop and this is truly reinforced by the respect he has gained from Hip Hop Titans such as Immortal technique and Dead Prez to name but a couple.

With his latest offering "Soundtrack To The Struggle" he has really cemented his place amongst Hip Hop's brightest lyricists with a 26 track banger that is set to blow the scene apart.

In an age where selling physical copies is becoming a rarity, we got a very different feel about this album, as it creates an overwhelming sense of urgency to own a physical copy of an album that will without doubt be labelled as a classic sooner rather than later.

Feedback from this release has seen "Soundtrack to The Struggle" labelled as one of the best UK albums ever released and is sure to be on true Hip Hop Fans playlists for years to come.

 

To own your own copy click here to purchase "Soundtrack To The Struggle".

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Hypomanic Productions.

Posted by Tom On November - 10 - 2011

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
‘Hypomanic Productions’ is a collective that aims to bring music with a message, the message that anyone can do what they do, actively encouraging talent to get involved with the exciting projects they offer.
 
 
www.hypomanicproductions.com (free beat available!)
 
 
A recently released free beats show reel is only one of many up and coming opportunities for anybody with a creative flair to produce something with their own style. Bursting with soul and bass lead beats, you’ll have to up your game; but if you do you’ll be sure you get the recognition you deserve.
 
 
 
 
But ‘Hypomanic Productions’ isn’t just for musicians. They are also interested in working with budding filmmakers to take part in an upcoming video competition, which will be judged by top names such as:
 
 

DJ Philly – Has spun discs at shows for:-

  • Non Phixion (Uncle Howie Records

 

  • The Perceptionists (DEF JUX RECORDS)

 

  • DJ Cash Money– World DMC champion (DJ CASH MONEY)

 

  • Not to mention Hollywood star and TV & radio sensation Russell Brand!

 

  • Paradise the Prolific – Award winning community activist and veteran hiphop artist and founder of MOBO-nominated57th Dynasty, who collaborated with none other than KRS-One  and Skinnyman.
 
 
 
One artist has already shown his interest in working with Hypomanic. ‘Just Muz’, a new and exciting UK talent loves the beats and intends to make use of them over the next six months. Muz is an amazing lyricist for his age of 19 years. This isn’t surprising however, as he is studying English Literature and is already a published poet and spoken word artist as well as a musician.
 
With six releases in his back catalogue already, his work ethic has already received praise from his peers, including the poetBenjamin Zephaniah. He has also been positively received by critics, featuring on BBC Radio 1 and WFMU in the United States.
 
 
Radio One DJ Rob Da Bank described him as a 'great introducing artist'.
 
 
 
 
And here:  www.youtube.com/JustMuz (more than 70,000 hits!)
 
 
Want to know more? Just Muz is available for interviews as is excited to talk about what he and Hypomanic Productions have planned for the future.
 
 
Contact us at info@hypomanicproductions.com

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Mr Flex of Chosen Spokesmen – Street Drama (Real Sh*t) 
(Produced By Chemo)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm9dp1zconQ

Taken from the massive 'Nothing To Prove EP' from Chosen Spokesmen member Mr. Flex, 'Street Drama' is the latest track to receive the full music video treatment. Produced by UK Hip-Hop legend Chemo and featuring Chosen Spokesmen members Blick Kid, Danger The Sergeant and Modulation, this track is already getting a lot of love from tastemakers, deejays and bloggers worldwide. This new video is more proof that Mr. Flex has solidified himself as a driving force in UK Hip-Hop. Look at what people are saying about the 'Nothing To Prove EP'.

"One of our favourite EP's of 2011" www.100PerCentUK.com

"A quality selection of hard hitting anthems." www.HipHop4Days.com

"Mr. Flex is a talented UK rapper to watch out for." www.HipHopLifeAndTimes.com

Mr Flex of Chosen Spokesmen – Nothing To Prove EP

 

 

01 – Intro Feat. DJ 456 (Produced By Risk Beats) 00:42
02 – Nothing To Prove Feat. Sophie (Produced By Beat Butcha) 04:15
03 – Are You With Me Feat. Kosyne (Produced By Kelakovski) 03:41
04 – Mad Real Feat. Chosen Spokesmen(Produced By Chemo) 04:00
05 – Dark Days (Produced By Risk Beats) 03:30 
06 – Street Drama (Real Shit) (Produced By Chemo) 03:52
07 – 1000 Deaths Feat. Ransom Badbones & Iron Braydz (Produced Kelakovski, Cuts by DJ 456) 04:39

Download Link: 
http://mrflexcs.bandcamp.com/album/nothing-to-prove-ep  

Also check out Mr Flex Feat. Sophie Rose Harper – Nothing To Prove (Official Music Video)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LebutaGfVvU

Connect with Mr Flex 
www.myspace.com/mrflexcs 
www.twitter.com/chosenspokesmen

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