Video : El Da Sensei - Hold On - 2026

El da Sensei drops the visuals for "Hold On", a track produced by Illmind and taken from the album "The Unusual", that was originally released in 2006 on Fat Beats Records.

Skyzoo - Milestones - 2020

"The idea for this project came from me noticing the landscape of how fathers are represented in hip hop. Outside of Will Smith’s classic “Just the Two Of Us” and a handful of others, the majority of the records in hip hop that speak on fatherhood have a negative connotation. I wanted to change that narrative, as it’s not the only one that exists. Myself being a father, there are a ton of others like me who are engulfed in hip hop and are also 24 hour a day dads, whose kids mean the world to them. I wanted to showcase that. I started this project in August of 2019 as one song, and it grew into an entire project within a week, and I’ve been sitting on this idea since the summer/fall, waiting for Father’s Day weekend to come around. 

This is a conceptual EP, where each song is a story that holds hands with the ones before and after it, all about my life as a kid, growing up with my father always in my life, and how that’s now shaped me as a father myself. It’s named “Milestones”, after my son Miles, and also signifying the milestones that us dads reach in life as we grow into fatherhood. This project is solely about growing Up with a dad, being a dad, and the importance of it all. To all the fathers out here who are lovingly and actively doing the work, this one is for us." - Skyzoo

Eyesoulated Mindz - We Got You - 2000

I was tired of not having info about that track dropped by the group Eyesoulated Mindz, so I've decided to contact MushMouf to get some ...  Eyesoulated Mindz was a group from Hawaii composed of four members : MushMouf, Slo Mo, Jik & Teo. 

All the members were from Waianae, Hawaii except Jik who was originally from Jacksonville, Florida. The group started in 2000 and  the track "We Got You" produced by Illmind was recorded at that time. 

MushMouf : "It was actually one of the first beats Illmind ever sent to us. We recorded this in Jiks parents house when we were like 17-18 years old. There’s no physical copy, it was just something we did for fun at the time. There’s probably about 100 songs that we never released from that time...  
Later, the group stopped because we just all grew up and had kids, other engagements… basically life !! But we’re all still close and keep in contact. Rap was more of a brotherhood for us than just music." 


Props to Ryan Jeter aka MushMouf