Russel Fong & DJ Matt Cali's Little Green Tape

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Russel Fong & DJ Matt Cali have compiled dope little four part mix of breaks and instrumental hip hop that is well worth checking out.. They represent CA and NY and have hooked up this dope little mix that I'm bumpin' as I write this and its a real nice mix. Theres some bits you'll recognise and some other bit you may not but its all good.

"This Dj concerto, in four parts, takes you on a journey into sound denoting the best part of hip hop, the soul of the music. "The Little Green Tape" is perfect to vibe out to. Repeat is a must." - L*Roneous

You need to download this, click here to check it out. Its seriously dope.

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RF said…
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6 October 2009 at 21:08
RF said…
THX FOR REPPIN, SAJR! working on a strictly oldies/breaks mix next...will have to get in touch when finished. PEACE!
6 October 2009 at 21:11
scottajronan said…
Make sure you hit me up with that breaks mix dude. I just ran four mile to the little green tape, loving that shit.
6 October 2009 at 22:00
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