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AfricanHipHop Mixtape – The Sequel (2009)

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Almost a year in the making, here is The Sequel, the second mixtape created entirely by members of the africanhiphop.com/ forums. The first collection, called 'Africanhiphop: the Naija chapter' (2007) gained a lot of interest worldwide (read up here and download here).

Like its predecessor, this new volume was initiated in the discussion forums and most communication happened right there (this thread). It took a while for all contributions to be sent in, but the result is stunning. The Sequel shows the power of the joined forces of the online African hip hop community and it’s a good example of music production and distribution in the modern age.
Overseen by MHP, The Sequel features beats by five different producers and vocals by emcees from all over the continent.

Download the mixtape here (zip file, 69 MB). You can also preview/stream the individual tracks here (Reverbnation).

Tracklist
1. Intro
2. To Be An African by JRox, Thugga, Dope G and Verbal Assasin
3. Live by Nfeeltraita
4. Another Day by Fecko tha Emcee
5. Serial Killah by Rapsom’ and G.A.B. (both of SoulJazz)
6. Sublime Freestyle
7. Eye For An Eye by Synik (Zimbabwe)
8. Well Well by Sacramento (He’s late now… R.I.P.)
9. Don’t Stop Playin’ by Dominant-1, The Holstar and Illuminate
10. Gone Away by Al Kani
11. Reminsce by MHP (of SoulJazz)
12. Floorgates Freestyle (Low Budget Mix) by Kyt
13. Swarthy Soul Skit
14. Eye For An Eye Part 2 by Synik, MHP and P-Rex
15. Modern Day Slavery by G.A.B., Suicide, Rapsom’ and eL-P
16. Skit
17. Bring It On by Dagreen, MHP and Syblime
18. Places I’ve Been by Da Nameless and Grandson
19. African Boy by Ik Sl!ck and partner
20. Ride Wit U by Dagreen and Slick da Soul Singa
21. Illest Brotha by G.A.B.(of SoulJazz)
22. Pure Love by The Holstar and Krytic
23. Calm by The Subjects
24. Outro

Bonus Track
25. Old News by Rapsom’ and MHP

Production Credits
Tracks 7,8,14,17 produced by Dagreen
Tracks 5,15,25 produced by Rapsom’
Track 10 produced by Rapsom(Hook done by MHP)
Track 2 produced by TeckZilla
Track 9 produced by Zero a.k.a. The Apprentice
Tracks 3,4,11,13,22,23,24 produced by MHP
Track 20 produced by Slick da Soul Singa

Cover design by Hiphopiseducation.

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  1. The final product is crazy! Right now the joint im really feeling is Places Ive Been….Loving that joint. But yeah, all the tracks are fire. Production was too tight and the Emcees ripped. Glad to have been a part of it and much love to evry1 involved! Peace and Love

  2. Hey peeps!This mixtape must be the dopest of its kind.Much props to the organizers,producers,emcees n the designer of that album cover.
    Am sorry,i missed out!Peace!

  3. What can I say? Real HipHop lives! We gon’ keep reppin’!

    My fam Dagreen, Rapsom, my man Teckzilla, Slick da Soul Singa, Zero a.k.a. The Apprentice, all the MCeez on the project, all the cats that showed support…We did It!

    R.I.P. to Sacramento…I love the joint he did.

    And jus so Y’all know…we’ll do it again.

    1. dat nigga H,can u Imagine ‘places i’v been ‘ is on dis mixtape by Nameless n Grandson, niggaz stil stressed dey bin 2 a place called SCULPTURE GARDEN peep dis Coz? We on da map fo’reel U Know Wat it is boi!

  4. Mixtape was dope guys.my favorite track is PLACES IVE BEEN.who is this da nameless?the guys insanely tight.where is he from?his partner was really tight too.they killed it…peace to other emcees too.mixtape’s the hottest i’ve heard of recent..u rock guys!

  5. Yo! men who ever took out this mixtape from the kitchen must have got 3rd degree burns, cos shit is blazing hot. shoutout 2 ma boiz, souljazz, Gab, Rapsom, Aqbar, Rhyme masta, MHP, Subliminal, Subjects swarthy soul, Elpee, Suicide, Second son, Danaz, P-Rex, First born & all’a dem tight emcees out there. HipHop Fo’eva Yo!.

  6. wow this is dope to the fullest.But one song that did it for me on the mixtape was ‘places i’ve been’ by Da nameless and grandson.Every time i listen to the song,i understand it better.shits amazing!One

  7. This was a very crazy mixtape.All track were straight fire.My fav tracks were EYE FOR AN EYE by Synik…a very dope song by a very dope lyricist.i heard other songs of his and the guys flames burn no doubt,so mcs be on the lookout for this kid.And the second song is the MADLY created PLACES IVE BEEN by non other than Da Naymliss(yes thats the way he spells the name cos ive met him in person).I think NAIJA should watch out for this kid cos hes no doubt a step ahead especially wit his wordplays and flexibility.

  8. Halla guys tha sound is off the hook you’ll are sick like mad playas! I DIG it big time no BS!!

    Halla playas howzit? I am a playa hailing from SA would love for us to exchange ideas on music if possible. Halla back if you dig we could do music together!! My group name is AFGUN! Let’s UNITE AFRIKA through musiq playa’s

    HALLA BAK @ ON BELOW CONTACTS:

    Saziso “Blaqpimp” Balang
    +27773894486
    saziso@vodamail.co.za

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