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Like the savior in these last days, you should know Prof by now. All you sleepyheads rest easy; he's still on his "Rocket Man mission," even though dude's already miles above the game. Maybe that's why he still calls himself the "undiscovered son." (Or sun? Yeah, that's a metaphor, kiddies.) But sleep no more: The new five-song EP, Kaiser Von Powderhorn, with its limited production and availability, is bound to be a rare treasure for the rest of your days. Dope on wax. Prof is wall-to-wall here in all his glory, with clever one-liners out the ass, hyperactive and delicious vocab spills popped like collars—picture a supreme smartass with gorilla swagger and a mouth as fast as his mind. Oh my gawd. Half the time he plays with the beat like a cat on a dead mouse, batting it mockingly, going from 0 to 60 and back again in three seconds just to test the engine. - City Pages

Prof - Kaiser Von Powderhorn - 01 Style Thus Far

Let Me Take You for a Ride- Grant Flows X RUEDi (Prod by Greenfinch)
Engineered by Drew Mantia

Let Me Take For A Ride- Grant Flows X RUEDi (Prod by Greenfinch)

Running Wild

Night Shift

8. Lay Up

MOUSE POWELL 
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MANAGEMENT: GONZO 
1212mgmt.com 
email: gonzo@1212mgmt.com 

All songs written and performed by Mouse Powell.
Produced by Andrew “Ref” Johnson and Mouse Powell.
Additional arrangement by Danny Torgersen.
Engineered by The Ref, Mike Bowen, and Ryan Kahl.  Recorded at B&K Sound Labs in Tempe, AZ.
Mixed, and Mastered by Matt Keller.
Additional vocals by Sara Robinson, Jason Devore, Andres Rodriguez, and Andrew “Ref” Johnson.
Horns by Danny Torgersen and Chris Hopkins.
Keys and Synth by Austen Mack.
Additional drums by Andrew Stravers.
Bass by Ryan Weddle.
Guitar by Tanner Riccio and Andrew “Ref” Johnson.
Violin by Estefy Ordaz.   “God In The Jukebox” co-written by Andy Chaves. 
“Porches” co-written by  Benjamin “Grieves” Laub.
“Back to the Bay” co-written by Andres Rodriguez. “You Don’t Wanna Hold Me” co-written by Andrew “Ref” Johnson
Title Artwork by Andy Beck.
Photography by Chris Fiq.

1. FIRST LOVE
2. COFFEE (Ft. Sara Robinson)
3. GOD IN THE JUKEBOX (Ft. Andy Chaves of Katastro)
4. WEBS
5. ON THE HOOD
6. PORCHES (Ft. Grieves)
7. HOTLINE BLING PT. 1
8. THE WEEKEND (Ft. Jason Devore of Authority Zero)
9. CLOUDS
10. YOU DON’T WANNA HOLD ME (Ft. Sara Robinson)
11. BACK TO THE BAY (Ft. Andres Rodriguez)
12. HOTLINE BLING PT. 2
13. KILLER (Ft. Sara Robinson and Andres Rodriguez) 

Special thanks to my family, Andrew “Ref” Johnson, Sara Robinson, Danny Torgersen, 1212 Management, Gonzo Gonzalez, Bryan Sandell, Grieves, Katastro, Captain Squeegee, Dre Garcia, Bryan Heiden, Chris Fiq, The Corndog Coalition, Sam Burros, Dr. Benjamin Powell Attorney at Law, Susan the cat, and all my friends.

ON THE HOOD

Mi Vida Local

Stopwatch

Weight Of The World

The Collections of Mr. Nice Guy

Let The Devil In

Benjamin Laub – better known as Grieves – is a Seattle-based hip-hop artist. He emerged in 2007 with the independently released Irreversible. This led to touring with some of indie rap’s finest, including artists like Atmosphere, Macklemore, Cunninlynguists, Watsky, Chris Webby, P.O.S, and many more. He’s since followed with four more full-length studio albums: 88 Keys & Counting (2010); Together/Apart (2011) which landed at #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers and #106 on their Top 200; Winter & the Wolves (2014) which peaked at #57 on Billboard’s Top 200; and his latest release, Running Wild (2017). In the summer of 2019, Grieves released a new addition to his arsenal, a new 8-track EP, The Collections of Mr. Nice Guy.

With 2020 presenting itself with its own unique challenges, some silver linings appeared, one being forced downtime. Grieves took that opportunity and dove heavy into the melodic realm with his newest release, 14 tracks of instrumentals, Canopy (June 2021).