Benz and a Backpack

April 18th has finally arrived, meaning we can celebrate both Falside turning 22 and the release of Famless Fam’s Eat Fly.  The album is a compilation of recent, exclusive, and debut tracks from the entire extended Fam.

Remember: VOTE! for Fameless Fam as Best New Act and Time Crisis – “Bricks” as Best Video out of Boston for 2011. View the video and download their self-titled album here.

Download: Fameless Fam – Eat Fly (Album)

Hit the skip for the tracklist and some extra background info for each track.

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If you wanna join the movement, grab some Raid, because these bugged out rappers are going hard in da pantry and Fameless Fam is about do something about it.  “Bug Zapper” is the first leak off the upcoming compilation mixtape Eat Fly, presented by Ricky Shabazz, UGHH, and…us.  Words by Virtue and George Watsky, the only Fam member to be on Ellen, twice.

Download: Virtue and George Watsky – Bug Zapper

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Fameless Fam, in collaboration with Ricky Shabazz, UGHH, and Benz and a Backpack, present the compilation “eat fly”.  The mixtape is going to feature recent, exclusive, rare, and debut songs from the entire Fameless Fam lineup, including Time Crisis, partyboobytrap, DJ Benny, George Watsky, Papa Bakes, and GHOSTPUNCHER DELUXE (along with some potential surprises).

Remember: VOTE! for Fameless Fam as Best New Act and Time Crisis – “Bricks” as Best Video out of Boston for 2011. View the video and download their self-titled album here.

Previous: Free Shabazz (Mixtape)

Hit the skip for episode 2 of Emohment, a glimpse into DJ Emoh Betta’s journey as a vegan.

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You may know George Watsky as the “Pale Kid Who Raps Fast“, but his talent as a musician is much deeper than spitting words out of his mouth quickly.  A San Francisco native who transplanted to Emerson college, Watsky might be more appropriately described as a poet, a worker of words who happens to be able to recite them rhythmically.  He was featured on season 6 of Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry Jam and has a couple youth championships under his belt.  The backwards montage conceived above for “Stupidass” is very reminiscent of Ricky Shabazz’s video for Homeboy Sandman.

Hit the skip for some extra George Watsky video treats.

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