Run Outta Ink

Sands Of Time

Propsal

sick sick sicko

HappyFathersMothersDay

Jamie's Lady

Inspired by the HBO documentary of the same name and stupid fucking people everywhere....

-repa1-

Terror At The Mall

The track that made me wanna work with the sick sicko.

-repa1-

Take Off That Frown

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-Match607 Perspective-

 Meeting at a hip-hop show, repa1ner and Match607 clicked. Kicking rhymes and talking music, they instantly became friends. repa1ner living in Ohio and Match607 in Kentucky stopped them from working together. Match607 being in a number of hip-hop groups that never went off or had the right tools, he moved to Colorado, where his friend the Do Pro had the beats and the equipment. Upon getting there, he realized that Do Pro had moved to making dub step. Left with a notebook and no beats, Match607 decided to make his own. ( A hobby he was already familiar with.) Needing help for a verse, match607 hit up repa1ner, asking if he still wanted to work together. The response, I'm sure, is quite obvious. Being an understatement, Match607 was impressed. Continuing to send beats to repa1ner from Colorado, but distance proving to be a barrier, Match607 boarded a train back to Ohio, to improve work ethic for the group: Proper Verbage.

 -repa1ner perspective-

 Making conversation in line at a hip-hop show in his hometown, repa1ner realized that his new friend was parked at a meter.... He explained to Match607 that it was a week day and that he was gonna get towed if he didn't move his car. This could have been problematic, considering the fact that Match was visiting from Kentucky. repa1ner and Match stepped out of line and ran to move Match's car, while both of their girls waited in their place. After that situational bonding moment where repa1ner saved Match time and money, they decided to hang together for the show.... Every smoke break was freestyles and recitals. They quickly formed a friendship and decided to keep in touch... 2 years later...... After repa1ner had exhausted every opportunity to make music with those he knew, Match607 hit him up through Facebook with a beat he needed help with. The response, I'm sure, is quite obvious. Being an understatement, repa1ner was impressed. Continuing to receive beats from Match from Colorado, but distance proving to be a barrier, repa told Match to get on a train back to Ohio to improve work ethic for the group: Proper Verbage

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