The official "Blaps, Rhymes & Life" mixtape series is back! Dub MD and super
producer Illmind re-connect for a second time to bring you another exclusive
free mixtape project, "Blaps, Rhymes & Life Vol. II" is a 22 track digi-zip
packed full of classic illmind production. This time around the mixtape features
established artists such as 50 Cent, Eminem, Scarface, Talib Kweli and Heltah
Skeltah, as well as featuring a whole host of up and coming artists from the
likes of Bambu, Megaciph, Above Ave and Grynch just to list a few.

Illmind is also set to release a couple of studio albums in 2009 with the debut
LP from his group Fortilive consisting of emcees Mushmouf and Slo-Mo, the
project will be dropping sometime in 2009 via Myx Music. Also lookout for his up
coming new instrumental album which is due for release this year aswell, for
more information and updates, check out www.illmind.biz and
www.blapsrhymesandlife.com.

Also be on the lookout for Dub MD dropping some new artist mixtapes in 2009, as
he collaborates once again with Nametag for the follow up to "Classic Cadence
Vol. 1" with Volume 2. Along with releasing projects with a posse of emcees
including Spectacula, Access Immortal, Cyrano aka Cy Yung, Zero Star, Junesflow
and more, keep it locked!

Here goes Markfader's first instrumental tape in his 12 round series, look out
for a new drop every month. For those not familiar Markfader is the producer &
beatmaker for The Antidotes.

Also be on the lookout for the Jo Well & Markfader EP in the future.

If you have any questions or song submissions regarding the beats hit them up:

Joweezy1984@yahoo.com
Markfader@TheAntidotescrew.com

DJ Mars tells it best:

And now for the moment you all have been waiting for. This weeks download comes
from the most influential dj in hip hop history...KOOL DJ RED ALERT. You may be
asking youself what does Red Alert have to do with mixtapes. Well in the 80's
you weren't in the loop if you didn't have a tape of Red Alerts show from 98.7
kiss fm. I'm originally from Springfield Mass,and everyone in Springfield has a
cousin from New York. Dubbed copies of Red's show would end up in Springfield
two days after the actual live airing.

What made Red's show so dope? Why was he so important to Hip Hop radio? Maybe
because he supported some of the biggest names in Hip Hop(BOOGIE DOWN
PRODUCTIONS,THE NATIVE TONGUES MOVEMENT,DJ MARK THE 45 KING,ULTRAMAGNETIC MC'S).
Or maybe because he had more flavor than a pack of now and laters. You couldn't
front on Red's personality,his drops were dope and he had custom made songs that
ended up becoming underground classics(BAIT//ULTRAMAGNETIC MC'S & THE TR 808 IS
COMING//BDP). All in all Red is to Hip Hop radio as Micheal Jordan is to
basketball. Argue with me if you want but no dj means more to hip hop radio the
KOOL DJ RED ALERT. Download now and thank me later.

www.HistoryOfMixtapes.com

After introducing himself to the music industry by releasing his
trilogy called the "Mr. Los Angeles" saga which were hosted by
DJ Ill Will, DJ Rampage, and DJ Drama respectively, Young Lace
decided to begin a new saga with the "West Up" series. West Up
Vol. 1 was downloaded rapidly, and took the internet by storm... The
project was mixed by DJ Khaled, and JT whom is Young Lace's personal
engineer. The project sold over 2100 hard copies, was downloaded over
50,000 times over the internet, and was also featured on many of the
top blog sites today!

This is a re-issue of DJ Unexpected's very first mixtape; Under The Influence (Big Daddy Kane Vs. Jay Z). This is not a "beef" CD, but rather a story telling adventure between Big Daddy Kane and Jay Z. The majority of the CD is remixed by DJ Unexpected, plus you get rare unreleased material from both Brooklyn emcees.