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	Masters of Faser Fu - S-Master & Esco [rfl004] Top drawer homemade hip hop from Portland, Oregon muchachos S-Master of Disaster (aka Majic Sean) and James Esco. Features collaborations and beats from Phobik One, dj hotwings, 34 Pro, DJ Dunci, Mr Sulu, Mix Master Meat and DJ Smoothnuts.James and Sean rhyme about all manner of concerns, including environmental issues, war and smoking big fat ones while playing high end video games. Keywords: hip hop; rap hip-hop; Portland; underground Downloads: 2,194 Average rating: (1 review)
	Phreniq [rfl002] The eponymous debut album from netlabel founder Ben Banyard's other musical project, Phreniq.Featuring collaborations with AcidPlanet regulars like Cheese (Japan via Canada - raps and cuts), TJ (raps - in Japanese), N!K Coulee (USA - two readings of Ben's poems) and James Esco (USA - raps), this is an album chock-full of hip-hop flavours, as well as a decent smattering of electronica-fuelled dub and some good old fashioned beats.For more information on Phreniq, head to http://www.myspace.com/phr... Keywords: hip hop; rap; Bristol; beats; hip-hop; electronica; trip-hop; trip hop Downloads: 7,208 Average rating: (2 reviews)
	Doin' The Raps (Part 2) - D3Zs [rfl006] If you haven't yet had a chance to listen to Part 1 of this album then it's about time you did! The first tracks have already been highly praised both on this site and around the netlabel community and this second half of the selection should garner similarly positive remarks.We're again in the hands of Cheese - rapper, producer and turntablist extraordinaire, as well as partner in crime High Snow (possibly the first Japanese rapper you will ever have heard).Add to that collabs from their multin... Keywords: hip hop; hip-hop; rap; turntablist; Japanese; Canadian; rhymes; beats Downloads: 3,185 Average rating: (6 reviews)
	Doin' The Raps (Part 1) - D3Zs [rfl005] Once upon a time (2004) in a galaxy far, far away (Kyoto), Highsnow and Crazy D under their crew name 'Pant Rhymez', were billed at the same event as Cheese.Cheese (originally from Canada) had just moved into Kyoto from Kagoshima where he was working on projects with KFC and Marphex as well as the Vancouver Hamburger Crew.During the sound check Cheese was amazed by the Pant Rhymez' performance, and after the show he approached Highsnow and started a conversation.This lead to six albums of materi... Keywords: hip hop; rap; hip-hop; Japan; Canada; turntablism; rhymes; Random Flow Downloads: 4,469 Average rating: (6 reviews)