Born and raised in Woodbury New Jersey, in his high school years, Rich Quick  was the co-founder of a hip-hop group appropriately named “Rag Tag” because of their diverse and disorderly composition. 

In April 2012 Rich released, I'm With The DJ, and while touring for the project and after a show, Rich was approached by Jeff Davis aka Stress the White Boy. Stress and Chuck Treece, a powerhouse production duo referred to as STREECE (who have previously produced for Lil Wayne, The Roots, Gym Class Heroes, Travie McCoy, Tyga, Good Charlotte, Sting & Billy Joel among many others) and after hitting it off they began working with Rich on material that would eventually turn into his forthcoming Sad Songz EP which will be released on 8-20-2013.

The work on Sad Songz captured the attention of multi-Grammy award winning artist, Tim "Timebomb" Armstrong of Rancid & Transplants fame. Armstrong, a longtime friend of Stress, collaborated on a track with STREECE and Rich. The track entitled "Stay True" became part of the Tim Timebomb and Friends project and quickly became a fan favorite. 

The diversity and authenticity of Rich Quick's Sad Songz EP has already caught the attention of Allhiphop.com, Magnet Magazine, MSN.com, Urb.com, Respect-mag.com, Hiphopdx.com & Philadelphia Weekly and with his release date right around the corner, today he releases a bonus cut, "Travelin' Man,” from his forthcoming EP featuring 1/2 of Dilated Peoples & Reef The Lost Cauze and remixed by STREECE.  Other notable collaborators on Sad Songz include Jakk Frost & Vinnie Paz.

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Rich Quick f/ Rakka Iriscience & Reef The Lost Cauze- 'Travelin' Man' (STREECE Remix)

Young Dirty Bastard
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My Life feat. Tyrone

New York Times

AG OF DITC & LORD TARIQ 
PROD by RAY WEST
Mixed by Phil Moffa

LUVNY COLLECTIVE VINYL:
Originally released Back in 2012, the Red Apples 45 collective LUV NY, featuring AG & OC of DITC, Roc Marciano, Kurious, Dave Dar, Kool Keith, and producer Ray West, set the Bronx-based record label in a new direction.

The collaborative album received a placement at number 7 in the the Village Voice's Ten Best NYC Rap Albums of 2012 and caught a spot on HipHop Dx's weekly "Slept-On But Dope Hip Hop Songs" at the end of that year with the Ray West & AG track "These Rappers Under The Hex".

In 2013, the LUV NY concept returned for a limited-edition cassette-only EP titled The Snake Tape. This featured some of the original cast and new appearances from Lord Tariq & L Fudge .

Now in 2015, courtesy of Red Apples 45 & Fat Beats distribution, LUV NY finally gets a double vinyl treatment, combining both releases as the LUV NY Collective. This includes new artwork and an unreleased song featuring AG & Lord Tariq. This will be the first of several major releases for the Red Apples 45 camp this year.

http://www.fatbeats.com/products/luv-ny-luv-ny-2xlp

http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/luv-ny/RA45015LP/

its All Bad

The 3rd installment of The Audible Doctor's "Seasons" series. Entirely produced by The Audible Doctor the EP features Hus Kingpin, Tragedy Khadafi, Masta Ace, Wordsworth, Has-Lo & more. Purchase Here: http://store.audibledoctor.com/album/the-spring-tape

Cop The EP

Where I'm At Feat. Davenport Grimes

Stream/Download: http://smarturl.it/IndustryDoors

Boston rap duo Blak Madeen return today to drop some jewels and kick down the “Industry Doors” on their latest single, a head-nodding slapper featuring Cali-rap stalwart, West Coast Kam.
 
The standalone single bursts out of the gate with a blistering verse from Al-J, one half of the duo who holds nothing back with tongue-twisting rhymes and impressive breath control. He then passes the mic to his partner-in-rhyme, Yusuf Abdul-Mateen, who kicks knowledge beyond the perceived underground-rap topics of “sports and comic books.” 
 
Blak Madeen are joined by living rap legend West Coast Kam, who sounds as confident as ever, with his clever wordplay and slick boasts. And on the musical side, they teamed with frequent collaborator Sicknature (of Snowgoons) to supply the hard hitting Boom bap instrumental, which slaps a bit harder thanks to the cuts from DJ Slipwax.
 
“Industry Doors” represents another strong showing from one of Hip-Hop’s most consistent acts, who last year cemented their status in the game with their well received LP, 'Supreme Aftermath.' 
 
“Industry Doors” is now available through all major digital retailers and streaming outlets via Blak Madeen’s own label, Rhyme Dawah.

Twitter:
• Blak Madeen: https://twitter.com/blak_madeen
• West Coast Kam: https://twitter.com/WestCoastKAM
• Sicknature: https://twitter.com/Sicknature

Blak Madeen Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blakmadeen
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blakmadeen
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/blak-madeen

Industry Doors (feat. West Coast Kam & DJ Slipwax) [prod. by Sicknature]

Buy on CD/Vinyl: bit.ly/oIxgRA
Buy on iTunes: bit.ly/NlRB6p
Watch the video: http://bit.ly/ZtmCgd

Evidence - Falling Down

from Chief Kamachi's "Rise & Rhymes Vol.1" LP

Chief Kamachi - Bulletproof Auras (prod. Junior Makhno)

Danny Che "Like Elements" ft. Killah Priest, J. Shah, & Eternal.

Like Elements ft. Killah Priest, J. Shah, & Eternal

Dilla, Dilla 1 - 9 Ft GZA, Inspectah Deck And RZA

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Ol' Dirty Bastard Jr. is a Rapper born in Brooklyn, New York.  Barson Unique Jones grew up under the influence of nine legendary Hip-Hop emcees known to the world as Wu-Tang Clan. One of the founders and leaders of the group was his father, Russell Jones the late great & beloved Ol' Dirty Bastard http://www.soundcloud.com/officialoldirtybastard . And, his cousin is RZA, the producer of the multiplatinum supergroup. For booking and collaborations contact Ol' Dirty Bastard Jr.  at oldirtybastardjr@mail.com
