The N7 EP

Artist: Kabuto the Python and B.C.
Released online July 2011
Running time: 41:10

Also featuring: Annakie

When Kabuto teamed up with the Beat Czar (B.C.) Kasparov, they created the top Mass Effect fan song worldwide, and it was well received in all corners of The Citadel.

Kabuto, using his obviously large knowledge about space adventures, and B.C., utilizing his astounding turntable biotic, have now created an entire collection of Mass Effect jams. Kasparov sets up beats that pound like the bass in the Afterlife Club, and he and Kabuto rip them apart with their dope verses.

This download also includes several instrumentals and acapellas for all you remixers out there!

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 – N7 Intro
02 – Do the Flux
03 – Those Minerals
04 – Drippin’ (feat. Annakie)
05 – Live on KOMG Radio (skit)
06 – Tali
07 – Saren Riddim
08 – Terminus Blues
09 – Cerberus Credits
10 – Pitch Shift Swag
11 – The Good Stuff
12 – Do the Flux (Jerk Mix)
13 – Tali (Em Version)
14 – Reconstruct Profile (Bonus Beat)

ALBUM COMPOSING AND SAMPLE LISTING

HI THIS IS KABUTO 

AFTER “THOSE MINERALS” GOT SUPER POPULAR I DECIDED TO DO AN EP OF MASS EFFECT SONGS, SO I RECORDED A BUNCH IN 2010 

THEN MY COMPUTER BROKE AND I THOUGHT THEY WERE ALL GONE FOREVER 

MONTHS LATER I FIXED MY COMPUTER AND FOUND OUT THEY WERE NOT GONE BUT I DIDN’T REALLY FEEL LIKE FINISHING THEM BUT THEN TODAY I DECIDED WHAT THE HELL I MIGHT AS WELL RELEASE THEM SO HERE THEY ARE, IN VARYING DEGREES OF POLISH AND COMPLETENESS 

SPECIAL THANKS TO BEAT CZAR KASPAROV THE TURNTABLE BIOTIC AND ANNAKIE FROM MASSEFFECTSAVES.COM FOR HELPING THOSE MINERALS BECOME INTERNET FAMOUS AND ALSO BEING EDI ON ONE OF THOSE SONGS

Noncents Vol. 7

Artist: Kasparov
Released online December 2009
Running time: 25:48

Also Featuring: Epic-1, Shael Riley, Beefy, Entity, YTCracker, Metamystiks Incorporated, Brainthirst, The Ranger, and Nameless

A collection of unreleased, recovered, and rare songs from the only person on our label with fashion sense!

10 tracks of forgotten or online-only audio collected over the last few years and put onto one cd for you to enjoy. Includes 4 dope scratching sessions, 3 collaborations with Nerdcore emcees laying down flows over Kasparov’s smooth productions, and 3 remixes.

Big fans and Soldiers alike will definitely want to download this album and check out things they probably missed or never even knew about.

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 – Kasparov – Delusions of Grandeur
02 – Kasparov – Formulas
03 – Kasparov – Mama Luigi (feat. Epic-1)
04 – Kasparov – The Anime Convention (feat. Shael Riley and Beefy)
05 – YTCracker – Flow.c (Kasparov Remix)
06 – Kasparov – Zucchabar
07 – Metamystiks Incorporated – Waste Management (Kasparov Remix)
08 – Kasparov – Monstrous (feat. Brainthirst)
09 – Entity and Kasparov – Thumper (Nameless Remix)
10 – Kasparov – N.C.H.H.

ALBUM FACTS AND TRIVIA

There isn’t much back story for this cd in general since it is just a collection of random scraps, but here’s some interesting stories behind some of the songs:

“Mama Luigi” is a track with Epic-1 appearing on the Game Music 4 All compilation “Heavy Troopa Is Ready For Launch.”

“Monstrous” is a song with Brainthirst that appears on the first Rhyme Torrents Halloween EP in 2006.

“Thumper” was originally on the album “Calvin & Hobbes” by Entity and Kasparov, but was remixed here by Nameless in 2008.

Calvin & Hobbes

Artist: Entity and Kasparov
First heard in 2008
Released online 2009

Running time: 35:22

Also Featuring: Whoremoans, Myf, The Ranger, Kabuto The Python, TYT, Tonik, Zachariah Scott, and Michael Jackson

A rare and unbelievable Hip Hop gem finally gets an official label release!

Scrub Club’s DJ and producer Kasparov teamed up with the rapper known as Entity in 2008 for the RPM Challenge. The mission? To create a full album from start to finish in only 28 days. Enlisting the help of a few other prominent rappers in the Nerdcore scene, they combined forces to create a truly amazing disc.

Unfortunately, many people didn’t get to hear this project when it was introduced in 2008 due to a very limited release. Today, this album is all yours for the taking, and we encourage you to spread it to as many ears as possible. Don’t allow the world to sleep any more on this underground Hip Hop classic!

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 – This is an Intro
02 – Snyder Rocks It
03 – Sickness (feat. Whoremoans and Myf)
04 – Kaiju
05 – Thumper (feat. The Ranger)
06 – Hyphy Interlude (feat. Kabuto The Python)
07 – Factory
08 – Solace (feat. Tonik and TYT)
09 – Defenders of Fate (feat. TYT)
10 – Battle Hymn of the Calvin & Hobbes
11 – Thumper (feat. The Ranger – Michael Jackson vs. Calvin & Hobbes Remix)
12 – The Sociopolitics of Internet Machinima (feat. Zachariah Scott)

Kasparov from San Jose, CA USA

AOL Instant Messenger: TablistDJS
MySpace: myspace.com/snyder
T61: thesixtyone.com/#/snyderbeats
Twitter: @kasparovisfresh

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