This e.p. 11-11 is a 6 song collaboration written by KonPhlict (TheTrkInsLLC) of The Almighty Dreadnaughtz and produced by Lord Knows (ElevenLines). The concept of this project is about heading in the right direction to make it simple. So while you’re getting acquainted with Lord Knows’s dope production you can hear KonPhlict painting audio art all over it. These two are a great combo. This project also shows a different side of KonPhlict as well by displaying his D.J. skills. All of the scratches are by KonPhlict except Reffa. “11-11 The E.P.” KonPhlict/Lord Knows. Brought to you by Eleven Lines and The Track Institution (TheTrkInsLLC).

Produced by the Creative Notez crew, this EP gives you the ultimate end-of-Summer vibe! Streaming everywhere today! Catch The Vibe

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Versatility. That’s a trait that is not so easy to find in artist today. Stay in your lane and ride it til the wheels fall off is what you are advised when big business get’s involved in your process.  Then you have your artist that boast “I DO IT ALL” and that may be true, but the end results don’t show them being to successful at it. Which bring us to Detroit Emcee “STRETCH MONEY”

Yes I said EMCEE. Some may no Stretch Money for the game he kicks over music that sounds catered for the streets. Mr “Takes Money to Make Money” will rhyme circles around a majority of your favorite rappers not just locally but PERIOD. Stretch Money’s Hip Hop Hop ties run deep with his second album being produced by the legendary Nick Speed.

Which bring us to the latest EP from the Rebel Nation artist Stretch Money “THE DRUNKEN MASTER EP” produced entirely by DubMuzik, it also features world-renowned Detroit MC’s such as Guilty Simpson, Kuniva & Switfy McVay of D12, J. Nutty of Rock Bottom, Moe Dirdee, and Valid on the project.

” I’m not expecting everyone to like or admire my work. I do it for me. I don’t expect the streets to take to this project. It’s not for the streets. It’s for headphones. I guarantee it’s a vibe completely opposite of your playlist. The Drunken Master is only part of the plan. I’ve been fighting a battle of what type of sound to feed to my listeners. Instead of deciding to go one way I chose both. I can cut on the MC switch and give you this, but I also can cut the switch off and give you some street shit. I’m still tapped in”