"HerbanAgriCulture"
This was the final album to be released on that old version of mp3.com (which no longer exists).
This album was the first Kwin MD album ever to have featuring appearances by Va'Les, Sal Graci, & Omega Redd.
Recorded between 2002-2003.
This was sn online only release.
Shortly after the H.A.C. album came out, mp3.com sold the site to current owners.
Then the site became more focused on signed artists and less helpfull to underground atists.
That was when Audiostreet, Imeem, and sites like Soundclick began to get much more bigger.
This album had "Throw Down Remix", "Yall Still Asleep", "Enemies Close", and a few other Kwin MD street bangers.
Some of this material ended up on the "Boilamaker Sippah" album. Which basically took songs from every discontinued album since "The Nutcrackka" and formed a whole album from 2001-2005 material.
"H.A.C." was centered on the Grimey aspect of Rap. It had excepts from songs Champain & Kwin did back in 1999 with Trig & Kriminal along with Godfather Geek & Lost Elements: Bash & Golden Child. Music made in Virginia Beach Lake Edwards area at 3rd Eye studio. Music made in Germantown, Splash City. All mixed in a new format by Kwin using Cakewalk software and added FX and Addlibs on the Roland 880 EX.
When Mp3 closed down, this album, "Never Done" volumes 1 & 2, and "The Nutcrackka" were some of the albums that were discontinued. AFTER MP3 WENT DOWN ONLY "STEP INTO MY OFFICE..." WAS AROUND ONLINE. So the "Boilahmaker Sippah" took songs from everything that got discontinued (by default) and added a few new songs, then you had the album which appeared to be a "2nd album".
"Forest Fire" (which was shown in a post before the making of series began) was also a song on "H.A.C."...
The "Triple 2" album is very similar to "H.A.C."....
This whole 1990's style that come across as "Rap" more so then "Hip Hop" has been the style from the start (in Kwin's case 1999). The 2 albums just mentioned "H.A.C." & "Triple 2" are both albums that included "Forest Fire" both are grimey RAP albums and there is nothing mainstream or commercial about them.
"Andromeda" is in the studio tomorro 5-3-08 and Omega Redd is starting it off like how we did "Pedals". Read the making of "Pedals". Redd is seting the table. We aint just all about this Rap thing. We grow every day.
This was the final album to be released on that old version of mp3.com (which no longer exists).
This album was the first Kwin MD album ever to have featuring appearances by Va'Les, Sal Graci, & Omega Redd.
Recorded between 2002-2003.
This was sn online only release.
Shortly after the H.A.C. album came out, mp3.com sold the site to current owners.
Then the site became more focused on signed artists and less helpfull to underground atists.
That was when Audiostreet, Imeem, and sites like Soundclick began to get much more bigger.
This album had "Throw Down Remix", "Yall Still Asleep", "Enemies Close", and a few other Kwin MD street bangers.
Some of this material ended up on the "Boilamaker Sippah" album. Which basically took songs from every discontinued album since "The Nutcrackka" and formed a whole album from 2001-2005 material.
"H.A.C." was centered on the Grimey aspect of Rap. It had excepts from songs Champain & Kwin did back in 1999 with Trig & Kriminal along with Godfather Geek & Lost Elements: Bash & Golden Child. Music made in Virginia Beach Lake Edwards area at 3rd Eye studio. Music made in Germantown, Splash City. All mixed in a new format by Kwin using Cakewalk software and added FX and Addlibs on the Roland 880 EX.
When Mp3 closed down, this album, "Never Done" volumes 1 & 2, and "The Nutcrackka" were some of the albums that were discontinued. AFTER MP3 WENT DOWN ONLY "STEP INTO MY OFFICE..." WAS AROUND ONLINE. So the "Boilahmaker Sippah" took songs from everything that got discontinued (by default) and added a few new songs, then you had the album which appeared to be a "2nd album".
"Forest Fire" (which was shown in a post before the making of series began) was also a song on "H.A.C."...
The "Triple 2" album is very similar to "H.A.C."....
This whole 1990's style that come across as "Rap" more so then "Hip Hop" has been the style from the start (in Kwin's case 1999). The 2 albums just mentioned "H.A.C." & "Triple 2" are both albums that included "Forest Fire" both are grimey RAP albums and there is nothing mainstream or commercial about them.
"Andromeda" is in the studio tomorro 5-3-08 and Omega Redd is starting it off like how we did "Pedals". Read the making of "Pedals". Redd is seting the table. We aint just all about this Rap thing. We grow every day.
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