Tmor & Schwinn : Elements Of Change Story.

E.O.C a.k.a Elements Of Change was an underground Hip Hop group from San Francisco with production by Bored Stiff's TD Camp. They were sought after by many labels in the 90's for their demo tape. You will see in this short video how things turned for the worse during the process of being recruited. Two kids from the Fillmore district in the city who had such an amazing show and back to back spin off rhyming pattern that had all who saw it amazed and intrigued. Wanting more for themselves & a bit of street pushed ego & money offerings got in the way of them signing with a major label. The album was independently put out by Hella Records some years later.

The Element Of Change story is age-restricted, so the video uploaded by Solidarity Records is only available on youtube and can't be embedded here sorry. You can watch it HERE 

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Video : Travisty The Lazy Emcee - Me and My Mans Feat Joka Wild - 2026

Travisty the Lazy Emcee delivers the music video for "Me and My Mans" featuring his Benchwarmers Clique partner Joka Wild, taken from the "Underground Tapes: 1914 Vault", produced entirely by 1914 and available soon via Mad Good Records. 

Funkin' Lessons Ep #77 - December 20, 1996

 

Funkin' Lessons was a hip-hop Radio Show hosted by DJ Blaze and Dr. Phibes, aired on 2MBS (102.5 FM) from 1993 to 1996 and based in Sydney, Australia.

Here is the Show #77 from December 20, 1996. This episode was the second episode of Funkin' Lessons to appear on FBi Radio 96.1 FM after several years on 2MBS. It stayed on air through the end of February 1997.

Lord Finesse - Actual Facts Instrumental

Sinsemilla - Traffic

Instrumental Break

Busta Rhymes Featuring Zhane - It's A Party Remix

Homeliss Derilex - Operations

Trybel Men - Down Like That

The Lootpack Featuring The Crate Diggas Sextet - Attack Of The Tupperware Puppets

Instrumental Airbreak

A Tribe Called Quest & Consequences - Freestyles

Jungle Brothers Featuring Red Alert - Jimbrowski

Big Noyd - Usual Suspects Remix

DJ Blaze - Instrumental Break Mix

C.H.A.O.S. - Death Stalks

Digable Planets - Grafitti (Noise)

Al Tariq - Everybody's Talkin' (Dirty Version)

Instrumental Airbreak

Showbiz & A.G. Featuring Dres - Bounce Ta This

E-Vette Money - E-Vette's Revenge

Kool Moe Dee - Monster Crack

Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth - Strictly For The Ladies

Fantasy Three - It's Your Rock

Boogie Down Productions - Love's Gonna Get Cha (Material Love)

Schoolly D - Gucci Again

Instrumental Airbreak

DJ Blaze - Hip Hop Mixx

Video : Fresh Daily & Mon$rock - Rhythm and Pulse - 2026

 

Fresh Daily and Mon$rock deliver the visual for "Rhythm and Pulse", taken from their forthcoming collaborative album "As You Were". 

Counterclockwise - Demo Sampler Vol.1

 

 Patrock (of Heavy Jewelz Records) is back with some unreleased demos from a group called Counterclockwise. If you've got more information about this group, please get in touch with him.

 

Patrock : "Counterclockwise is another group where I found no information. I think they are from California. They released the Demo Sampler Vol.1 with these four tracks: “Museum Of Tolerance“, “Buck Tha System“, “Autobahn“ and “Museum Of Tolerance (Remix)“. There is no release year, but in the lyrics, they mention the year '95. My favorite track is “Museum Of Tolerance“. Shout out to the “NO TV RAPS Radio Show“, where i have already played this track." 

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Mister Voodoo - Lyrical Tactics 2xLP - 2026

2xLP - 2026 - HHE

"By the mid-nineties, Mr. Voodoo had established himself in the city's underground. Coming out of Brooklyn, he was part of the WBAI Underground Railroad circle with J-Smooth, while his radio appearances and freestyles brought his voice into the wider New York scene. Natural Elements — Voodoo, L-Swift, A-Butta and the wider circle around them — were building their reputation at the same time, through records, battles, radio and live sessions. With Charlemagne behind the boards, they developed a sound of their own, while the MCs pushed their writing, delivery and technical skills in a city where the standard was high.

This was New York in the mid-nineties: WBAI and Stretch & Bobbito on the radio, crews crossing paths, new records constantly appearing, and a generation of MCs taking the craft further in their own direction. Natural Elements were right in the middle of that movement, and Voodoo's voice was one of its most distinctive.

His recordings from those years capture the breadth of that period. The 1996 "Lyrical Tactics" 12-inch — with "Lyrical Tactics," "Shine" and "Hemlock," all produced by Charlemagne — sits at the center of a much larger body of work recorded around the same time.

HHE now proudly brings you the "Lyrical Tactics LP" which compiles all that material together for the first time" - courtesy of Hip Hop Enterprise

Available on Red w/ Beige Splatter Vinyl⁠ (100 copies - HHV Records Exclusive), Beige w/ Red Mixed Color Vinyl⁠ (100 copies), Black Vinyl ⁠(300 copies) & CD⁠ (300 copies)

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