Here’s another track off Jin’s 2010 Hip Hop Census mixtape. He connects with the winner of the 2010 Hip Hop Census. On the song “Don’t Stop The Music”, the rappers spit about the positive power of music. It’s more than just sound out of the speaker. Music is a lifestyle. It’s part of our everyday life. Don’t Stop The Music.

Check out a few other tracks off the 2010 Hip Hop Census mixtape : Drop Change, If I ever Make Millions, Baby It’s You, and The Meaning.

And if you haven’t heard it yet, listen to Jin’s latest English mixtape Say Something.

Don’t Stop The Music by Jin x Chris Logic

We got such a great response with Never Gonna Be My Friend by Matt Brevner x Fembot that we decided to post another video from earlier this year. “Culture Shock” is Matt Brevner’s first off his debut album “Magnum Opus”. The music video offers a quick, catatonic and yet vivid embodiment of the sights, individuals and culture of Japans metropolis through Brevner’s evocative lyrics and edgy electro hip-hop beat. He continues to prove his progressive and fearless nature as an artist. With his inventive experimentation of smooth vocals and raw sounds laced on top of the picturesque image of Japan, Culture Shock thrives in creating a harmonious fusion of Vancouver’s hip-hop scene and the unique, beautiful world of Japan. Great to see this Asian Canadian connect with his Japanese roots.

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Culture Shock by Matt Brevner (contains profanity)

D-Pryde dropped a new Asian infused track called “Holla at Me.” He collaborated with Em Deezy to hit it hard. The pair put their own twist on the Chris Brown x Tyga track of the same name. Pay attention to all the Asian pop culture references throughout the song. It’s turnt up…Super turnt up!!!

You can download “Holla at Me” FREE here

Holla at Me by D-Pryde x Em Deezy

Jin released “The Meaning” with rapper/spoken word artist Ruby Ibarra off his 2010 Hip Hop Census mixtape. This is a chill, yet thought provoking track. On this song, Ruby Ibarra smokes the lyrics with Jin. Keep your eyes on her. She’s one of the few up and coming female Asian American rappers. She’s always delivered deep messages in her rhymes. See Lost in Translation, Ching Chong Asian, and Apartment Raps.

Check out a few other tracks off the 2010 Hip Hop Census mixtape : Drop Change, If I ever Make Millions, and Baby It’s You.

And if you haven’t heard it yet, listen to Jin’s latest English mixtape Say Something.

The Meaning by Jin x Ruby Ibarra