Free Download: Under The Bay Season 1: The Mixtape
It's here! Under The Bay Season 1: The Mixtape features 23 new tracks, from each artist that was featured on Season 1 of Under The Bay. For those who have been sleeping, Under The Bay is our weekly video interview series showcasing dope unknown, underground or up and coming hip-hop talent from the Bay Area. The tracklist include exclusive new tracks from Bay Area veterans Casual (of Hieroglyphics), Equipto (of Bored Stiff), DaVinci, Roach Gigz, Nio Tha Gift, TRUTHLiVE, Jern Eye, Z-Man, Dex Beats, Seneca, Richie Cunning & QM, Khafre, Rafael Casal, Citizen, BPos, Equivalent Exchange, and Big A.
Free Download: Under The Bay Season 1: The Mixtape
Special thanks to everyone who posted the singles/sampler/promo videos, tweeted about it, or helped promote it any way. And extra special thanks to all the artists involved, without you none of this would have been possible. And extra extra special thanks to D-Wiz, if you need mastering in the Bay Area I suggest you hit him up - I can't tell you how many of these tracks were supposedly "mastered" that he made sound a hundred times better.
It's here! Under The Bay Season 1: The Mixtape features 23 new tracks, from each artist that was featured on Season 1 of Under The Bay. For those who have been sleeping, Under The Bay is our weekly video interview series showcasing dope unknown, underground or up and coming hip-hop talent from the Bay Area. The tracklist include exclusive new tracks from Bay Area veterans Casual (of Hieroglyphics), Equipto (of Bored Stiff), DaVinci, Roach Gigz, Nio Tha Gift, TRUTHLiVE, Jern Eye, Z-Man, Dex Beats, Seneca, Richie Cunning & QM, Khafre, Rafael Casal, Citizen, BPos, Equivalent Exchange, and Big A.
Free Download: Under The Bay Season 1: The Mixtape
Special thanks to everyone who posted the singles/sampler/promo videos, tweeted about it, or helped promote it any way. And extra special thanks to all the artists involved, without you none of this would have been possible. And extra extra special thanks to D-Wiz, if you need mastering in the Bay Area I suggest you hit him up - I can't tell you how many of these tracks were supposedly "mastered" that he made sound a hundred times better.
