From the MySpace official account:

“The Foundation (formality Krackhouse Records) is comprised off 2 lyricists and one producer.  A relatively new crew we are about to make our mark not only on Fargo but on the midwest as a hole. Be on the lookout there will only be hot tracks and mean lyrics to come. We are workin on the album and drop the full length mixtape.”

The mixtape, for the ones who don’t know yet what it means, is a collection of tracks used for promo and often before the real launch of the official album, or as wrote in Wikipedia “as a way of generating hype” (especially in the hip-hop world).

So, this mixtape contains 16 tracks of cool hip-hop, with a Eminem / Dr. Dre / 50 Cents style.

We like all the mixtape, but we also love obviously some tracks of it.

It’s the case of the opening track The Foundation, with its orchestral samples. My 45 is a pretty clone of 50 & Eminem productions, with their typical arrangements and groove.

We really love Baby Girl, City Limits, Without You, Another Day and Rodeo. They are the most elegant and sophisticated of the whole album, with a magic sense on Another Day.

Take a preview on Jamendo: