Alex Cook interviews Tachichi for http://www.theeastmag.com/, and he tries his hardest to make a case for T’s new album, Chico’s ’90s Project, as a dad rock hip-hop album, and a damn fine one at that. Does he prove his point?
Read the full article here: http://www.theeastmag.com/2018/03/02/new-music-tachichi-chicos-project/
PRE-ORDER A SLAB OF 5.1.nine.0.2. VINYL (REGULAR OR TEST) ON BANDCAMP AND BE ENTERED TO WIN THE FIRST OF ONLY THREE AUTOGRAPHED COPIES OF THE TEST PRESSING!!!
(THE FINE PRINT: The winner, randomly selected, will be announced on the Hand’Solo Records Facebook and Twitter feeds. The prize will be mailed with the original pre-order.)
1. Easy Come Down
2. All I Know (featuring D-Sisive)
3. Back Home (featuring Al Tuck)
4. Real People
5. More Money Than Friends (featuring Katie O’Brien)
6. One More Rhyme (featuring Chek Love & Speak Easy)
7. Rainbows & Unicorns
8. Water Tower
9. This Time
10. Just Like Us
Vocals – Derek MacKenzie, except where noted
Production – Recordface
Cuts on “Easy Come Down” and “Rainbows & Unicorns” by More Or Les
Cuts on “Real People” by #MaKayMobb
Mastered by Dorc
Art Design by Ghettosocks
Check out these beauties…
’nuff said!
J.Smo deserves love once again for posting yet another interview with a Hand’Solo artist on the Middle Tennessee Music blog. His interview with Tachichi talks influences, motivations, and the new album, Chico’s ’90s Project, among other things.
Here is the intro to the MTM interview with Tachichi… Click the image or the link just below it to read the full interview and listen to the album.
Read the interview here: https://www.midtnmusic.com/interview-tachichi/
$5 Rap Show returns on February 8 at Handlebar in Kensington Market, and it’s filled with Hand’Solo Records artists past and present, including Lucha Lonely, who will be recording parts of his live set for a music video from his current album, The Bobby Lonely Story.
As the saying goes, “More rap than you pay for!”
For additional info, check the Facebook Event page at: https://www.facebook.com/events/141902829820416/
01. Intro ft.DJ Wakcutt
02. No Way Back
03. Two Dope Team
04. Wolfgang ft. AddVice
05. Talk About ft. Chadio
06. Like A Ninja
07. Ridiculous Conclusions
08. Shine
09. Porn Shop
10. For Sale
11. Ends Meat
12. Up My Mind
13. Surreal ft. Touch and Royal T
14. Crossbones ft. Ira Lee
All songs written by Josh Thorp and Max Prime, except where noted
All songs produced and mixed by The Dirty Sample, except track 14 produced and mixed by Metawon
Final mix by the Dirty Sample
Mastering by DJ Nato (Up In Arms Recordings)
Art design by 319 Heads
Much love to J.Smo for posting yet another interview with a Hand’Solo artist on the Middle Tennessee Music blog His interview with Lucha Lonely delves into his history, his motivations, the new album, The Bobby Lonely Story; and the impact of the digital age on music, among other things.
Here is the intro to the MTM interview with Lucha Lonely… Click the image or the link just below it to read the full interview and listen to the album.
Read the interview here: https://www.midtnmusic.com/interview-lucha-lonely/
Hand’Solo Records is going analog, and I’ve got pictures to prove it…
Vinyl test pressings arrived this week for When a Name is Just a Number, pairing rapper Derek MacKenzie (Hip Club Groove/Len) with producer Recordface (OK Cobra) as 5.1.nine.0.2. Album dropping February 23 on digital, CD and vinyl.
Also picked up the cassettes for Crash Silverback & Max Muthaphukin’ Stax – Candy & Coombs. That cover art by 319 Heads is bold and beautiful!
The Hand’Solo Records tape collection grows! From left to right: Various Artists – Cock Dynamiks; The Dirty Sample – Tuesday Nights on Cardero; Lucha Lonely – The Bobby Lonely Story; Crash Silverback & Max Muthaphukin’ Stax – Candy & Coombs
A big thanks to J.Smo for posting another interview with a Hand’Solo artist on the Middle Tennessee Music blog His interview with Touch delves into the history of this multi-discipline hip hop artist; his new album, Journey to the West; and the impact of the digital age on music, among other things.
Here is the intro to the MTM interview with Touch… Click the image or the link just below it to read the full interview, watch the videos, and listen to the album.
Read the interview here: https://www.midtnmusic.com/interview-touch/
Happy New Year, everyone! Thank you to those who supported Hand’Solo Records in 2017, whether you purchased an album, reviewed it, played it, or blogged about it; whether you came out to The $5 Rap Show or another Hand’Solo event; or even if you just shared something from the label online… You helped make our 21st year one of our biggest and best yet! And it looks to be even bigger in 2018 with (hopefully) an album a month for the full year. I think we can do it!
To say thanks, we offer you discount code “NewYear2018” for 25% off any music or merch from the Hand’Solo bandcamp until Jan 7, 2018.
