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Logic and HS87 connect for this joint on our "Leaks of the Industry '14" tape available for free download on laleakers.com!

Logic - Everything I Am Ft. Hit - Boy & Audio Push (Prod. Dot Da Genius)

Whenever we talk to people about old mixes that we've done, the one that seems to ALWAYS come up is this Obamix that we did in 2008 when Barack became our president. We were in the studio watching the presidential race and got super inspired to put this together. If listening to this doesn't take you back to 2008, nothing will.

Barack Obamix

We uploaded the original Obamix from 2008 last night and just came across "The Re-Election" version we did in 2012. You'll hear some parts of the mix that were re-used, but there's also some new songs and speeches in this version of the mix.

Barack Obamix  The Re - Election

Grammy Weekend in LA, we had the chance to do The Jump Off Mix on our home station, Power 106. People have been asking for us to post the link, so here it is! Feel free to pass along, thanks!

The Jump Off Mix (Grammy Edition)

With today being the 20 year anniversary of Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." album, we figured we would re-upload a tape we did with Raekwon back in 2009. Congrats to Rae on over 20 years of success!

Only Built 4 Cuban Leaks (Best Of Raekwon)

New York spitter Don Q took a trip out to the West Coast and stopped by the Power 106 #LIFTOFF show to deliver a lyrical heat wave on #Freestyle052.

While Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk looked on, Don spit bar after bar over 5-minutes over 2-Pac’s “Ambitions Az A Ridah” and Lil Baby’s ‘Harder Than Ever’ instrumental.

Don Q Freestyle With The L.A. Leakers | #Freestyle052

Brooklyn spitter Young M.A stopped by to unleash some crazy bars over Busta Rhymes' classic, “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See” instrumental. Listen to M.A calmly catch a body on #Freestyle055.

Young M.A Freestyle With The L.A. Leakers | #Freestyle055

Rising Kentucky rapper, Jack Harlow pulled up to the Power 106 #LIFTOFF to deliver some bars. Over Mobb Deep’s classic “Shook Ones” instrumental, the Generation Now spitter puts his twist on it as Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk witness #Freestyle058.

Jack Harlow Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #058

Reppin East LA, Rapper Speak dropped in with the L.A. Leakers to spit crazy bars over Scarface’s “Guess Who’s Back” produced by Kanye West on Freestyle number 62.

Speak is currently on tour with Travis Thompson who also dropped in to do a freestyle with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk earlier this year. You can cop his new album A Man + His Plants on all streaming platforms.

Speak Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #062

The ultra talented homie Anderson .Paak pulled up to the Power 106 #LIFTOFF with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk as part of his ‘Oxnard’ press run. Aside from doing an interview and talking about the album, .Paak blessed the mic and delivered thunderous bars over Junior Mafia’s “Get Money.”

On #Freestyle064 Andy talks about his come up, mentions Dr. Dre, touches on his extensive fashion collection, shouts out the late Mac Miller, says his XXL Freshman Freestyle was trash but makes it clear he has to make it right for the L.A. Leakers.

“You never know until you finally go there / Mama told me dream big, like my forehead / My wig pushed back, 10 racks to get repaired / Well, I guess I’m f***ing b*tches in knitted caps again / Skipped the baggage claim, went straight to Rodeo / Fashion week in Paris, never left the hotel braggin’ on my swag, I’d rather let these hoes tell,” he spits.

Anderson .Paak Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #064

St. Louis rapper Smino dropped in with the L.A. Leakers to unleash bars on freestyle #065. Smino chose a legendary Missy Elliott instrumental “One Minute Man.” With that Timbaland production on the track, Smino flows over the beat with ease.

Smino Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #065

Vic Mensa blazed an L.A. Leakers freestyle earlier this year with #Freestyle047, but he wasn’t done. While on his press run for his recently-released ‘Hooligans’ project, the Chicago spitter pulled up on Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk for his second freestyle of the year and a great way to close out 2018.

Channeling his inner-Notorious B.I.G., Vic unloads fire bars over the legend’s “Spit Your Game” instrumental on #Freestyle067.

Vic Mensa Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #067

Hailing from Watts, Daylyt pulled up to the Power 106 #LIFTOFF with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to flex his bar muscle with mind-bending lyrics off the top of the dome. Over Alchemist’s “The Essence” instrumental Daylyt spits crazy punchlines, wordplay and shows his ferocious delivery.

Daylyt Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #074

About a year ago the L.A. Leakers put out a tweet asking who should be their next freestyle on their series and they received a response from a Hip Hop legend, Common saying “Me!” Well, the day officially came and he did not disappoint for Freestyle #081.

The Chicago rapper chose to go in over two of his own beats with “I Used To Love H.E.R.” along with a song that is about to drop titled “Her Love” produced by J Dilla. Common went off the top with this freestyle for over 6 minutes referencing things around him in the studio. Using a play on words with “Freestyle 81” he shouts out Kobe for his legendary game back in 2006 against the Toronto Raptors where he scored 81 points which is the second highest total in NBA history. “This is the story when I get it done, I’m sorta scoring like Kobe 81.” Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk had Common’s entire discography in front of him which he grabs various CDs and raps about them during the freestyle and it is legendary!

Common's 'Let Love' Freestyle W  The L.A. Leakers #081

Los Angeles staple The Game pulled up to the Power 106 #LIFTOFF show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to unload a full clip of gut-wrenching bars over a plethora of new school and old school instrumentals on #Freestyle083.

For over 8-minutes Chuck referenced classic hip-hop movie, all the “Lil” rappers in the game, took a shot at Donald Trump Dump, rapped in Spanish, and more over 2-Pac’s “Can’t C Me,” Royce Da 5’9″‘s “Boom,” Mobb Deep’s “Quiet Storm,” YG’s “Go Loko,” Young Thug’s “The London,” and Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road.”

The Game Freestyles Over Old Town Road, Go Loko, Tupac's Can't C Me & More: Freestyle #083

Gary. Indiana came back through the Liftoff to elevate that BAR once again with the newest L.A. Leakers Freestyle featuring ‘Bandana’ rapper Freddie Gibbs.

Hitting up the Leakers show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Gibbs snapped in his non-stop and lyric-heavy freestyle #087 over LA’s own, Dom Kennedy’s “My Type of Party”.

Freddie Gibbs Freestyles Over Dom Kennedy's My Type Of Party: Freestyle #087

In a complete L.A. Leakers takeover, Benny The Butcher, Conway & Rick Hyde, repping Griselda & BSF, the trio shut down the Power 106 with heavy bars.

The trio delivered back to back rhymes, kicking out Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, in the nearly seven minute freestyle. All taking turns stepping up to the plate, the New York natives completely ripped through the hypnotic instrumental.

Griselda & BSF Freestyle W The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #090

On the 15th anniversary of ODB’s passing, Dave East drops fiery bars over Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s “Brooklyn Zoo”.

Coming through with that Harlem, New York energy, East paid tribute to the iconic Wu-Tang member 15 years after his untimely passing back in 2013. Setting off the Leakers studios with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, the “Godfather 4” rapper  spits:

Only God knows, this membership comes with bar codes / You tryna have a “hot girl summer”, f*ck it, my heart cold / Arm froze. My neck too. Sergio Tacchini, my sweatsuit  / They noticed I’m special. / No time to act cute; mafia pull up in black suits / We ain’t flashin; guns, these gats shoot"

Dave East Freestyles Over Ol' Dirty Bastard's Brooklyn Zoo: Freestyle #094

Baltimore MC King Los has worked up a reputation as one of the best spitters to ever do this thing we call lyricism, and his ability to continue to cement that fact in stone must be heralded and appreciated at all times.

Setting off the Leakers studios with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Los rips the instrumentals to Shaq’s “Can’t Stop The Reign,” Mobb Deep’s “Shook Ones (Part II)” and Three 6 Mafia’s “Who Run It,” with ease, making Freestyle 095 one to truly remember.

For any MC looking to stand a chance with their bars, take note.

King Los Freestyle W The L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #095

A MIX TO CELEBRATE THE INAUGURATION  OF BARACK OBAMA IN 2008 BY THE L.A. LEAKERS. (DJ SOURMILK & JUSTIN CREDIBLE)

2020mix🤑🤑🤑

Lance Hinkfuss