Saturday, August 15, 2026

Stack Bundles - 917-443-4820s & Heartthrobs

 


A Stack Bundles joint featuring the gorgeous gangsta rocking over an assortment of RnB tracks. Quick backstory: In the 2010s, the late A$AP Yams used to run a Tumblr account called Realniggatumblr, and he used to drop some fire mixes on there. This is where this mixtape originated from. This was before A$AP Rocky blew up. If you don't know who Yams is, I would suggest you do ya googles. R.I.P. Stack Bundles, R.I.P. A$AP Yams.


Stack Bundles - 917-443-4820s & Heartthrobs

-DJ Rhude 



Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Easy Listening Vol. 38 (hosted by Tom Gist)

Here is the latest part of my Easy Listening Mixtape Series hosted by Tom Gist from Harlem. 
With tracks from Drama B, El Da Sensei, Mark Will, John Brown The Rapper, Da Beatminerz, Godfather Don, Konflik, Tre-Dot, Christmaz, Gonza, Fel Sweetenberg, BoFaatBeatz, Juxx Diamondz, DJ Crypt, Taiyamo Denku, Da Inphamus Amadeuz, Vic Monroe, Tone Spliff, El Gant, Maticulous, Nems, Ron Browz, Buckshot, Reks, Killy Shoot, Shyste Chronkyte and many more. enjoy...

Easy Listening Vol. 38

EASY 

Sunday, August 9, 2026

Stretch Armstrong - Drugs (1999)

 


Sandman shared this absolute banger earlier this summer, I'm just posting it here by request so it's permanent. My crew had the CD in '99 so I was real happy to finally get a rip of the tape. We were so hyped because this was the first Dr. Dre stuff to leak from the 2001 album that came out wayyy later in the year. "The Way I Be Pimpin'" was a Dre solo joint on here that became the posse cut "Xxxplosive" on 2001 (with no Dre verses). An early version of "What's The Difference" also shows up exclusively on here with Hittman instead of Xzibit who popped up on the version on 2001. -mikalkup

Cali Untouchable Radio Series (DJ Warrior, DJ Strong, DJ Hideo) (2004-2008)

 

Cali Untouchable Radio:
Back when there were only a handful of West Coast DJ's doing mixtapes, DJ Warrior & The Cali Untouchable DJ's (September 7th, DJ Hideo, DJ Strong) held it down for the Left Coast. The Cali Untouchable Radio series was a great showcase for not only West Coast acts but also showed love to the East & down South. (Missing are Parts 1, 2, 9 & 15. If anybody has these? & can share it would be appreciated & I will update the link.)

*Howard The Duck

Saturday, August 8, 2026

DJ Rhude Presents - R&Bs Next Generation (Treysongz, Ne-Yo & Chris Brown)

 


Dropped this mixtape back in 2006 when CB, Trey, and Ne-Yo were right on the verge of blowing up. This one did very well for me, and it sold like hotcakes. One of my best-selling mixtapes. Unfortunately, I do not have the original cover art anymore.

DJ Rhude Presents - R&Bs Next Generation (Treysongz, Ne-Yo & Chris Brown)    

-DJ Rhude

50 Cent, G-Unit - No Mercy, No Fear (2002, FLAC)

 


Classic from 50 and his G-Unit crew. FLAC rip from the original CD I bought from Harlem Music Hut on 125th back in 2002. 

50 Cent, G-Unit - No Mercy, No Fear (2002, FLAC)

-DJ Rhude

DJ Whoo Kid - The Afterparty 1





TAPEZ4LIFE

 

Junior Tec - The Blendz series

 


Here's an assortment of blend tapes from DJ Junior Tec. If anyone has part 12 let me know.

-MJ-

Spidey Blends Part 9.zip

Friday, August 7, 2026

Grand Imperial - Put Your Weight Up (1999)

 

I couldn't tell you how many times I've listened to this. Kicks off with some great exclusives. Biggies verse from "Come On" over a different beat (or is it a blend with a beat I'm not aware of?) Jay-Z "This Life Forever" over the Ruff Ryders "Jigga" beat and an LL exclusive, completing a Swizz double play.

-mikalkup

Link

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

DJ Action Pac - Money Makin' (1998)

 

Early '98 flavor from New York's finest, Action Pac. Includes the DJ Premier extended version of "A Million & One Questions" by Jay-Z, early Roc-A-Fella duo Diamonds In Da Ruff & an Intro from Pain In Da Ass. Besides The Roc, there is plenty more NY flavor on here.

-mikalkup

Link