Jae Millz – The Flood Continues (Mixtape)
1. Intro (Sugar Hill)
2. Crown (Prod. By Bizness Boi)
3. Countin Money (Prod. By Cashous)
4. Window Seat
5. Verbal Intercourse
6. Gudda Gudda Speaks
7. In This World
8. Pussy Niggaz Freestyle feat. Lil Wayne
9. Ha Ha
10. Take Me There (Snippet) (Produced by I.N.F.O)
11. Polo Louie Gucci
12. I’m Ill feat Vado
13. One Thing Prod Dame Grease
14. Rude Gurl
15.Tell Me – feat Shanell
16. I’m Back
17. Where My Homies (Prod. by Dame Grease)
18. The Graveyard (Snippet) (Prod. By Dame Grease)
2. Crown (Prod. By Bizness Boi)
3. Countin Money (Prod. By Cashous)
4. Window Seat
5. Verbal Intercourse
6. Gudda Gudda Speaks
7. In This World
8. Pussy Niggaz Freestyle feat. Lil Wayne
9. Ha Ha
10. Take Me There (Snippet) (Produced by I.N.F.O)
11. Polo Louie Gucci
12. I’m Ill feat Vado
13. One Thing Prod Dame Grease
14. Rude Gurl
15.Tell Me – feat Shanell
16. I’m Back
17. Where My Homies (Prod. by Dame Grease)
18. The Graveyard (Snippet) (Prod. By Dame Grease)
Biz Markie - Just A Friend (Earth Day Remix)
http://www.repoweramerica.org/join
Supporters from all across the country joined hip hop legend DJ Biz Markie to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day by recording a clean energy remix of his classic song,Just a Friend -- and some of our staff couldn't resist either!
With our planet facing a generational challenge and our leaders falling far short in their response to the urgency of the climate crisis, its easy to succumb to doom and gloom. But each of us came to this movement because of the passion we find in working together to build a sustainable future for ourselves, our children and our grandchildren.
*Special thanks to Biz Markie, BarelyPolitical.com, Mark Douglas, Amber Lee Ettinger, DJ Mike Relm and DeStorm Power.
Supporters from all across the country joined hip hop legend DJ Biz Markie to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day by recording a clean energy remix of his classic song,Just a Friend -- and some of our staff couldn't resist either!
With our planet facing a generational challenge and our leaders falling far short in their response to the urgency of the climate crisis, its easy to succumb to doom and gloom. But each of us came to this movement because of the passion we find in working together to build a sustainable future for ourselves, our children and our grandchildren.
*Special thanks to Biz Markie, BarelyPolitical.com, Mark Douglas, Amber Lee Ettinger, DJ Mike Relm and DeStorm Power.
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