Da Pack Foundation

Hip-hop group Da Pack

From their Band­camp page:

Da Pack con­sist­ed of two broth­ers, Mau­rice and Jason St. Clair aka Anoindt and Babyfhatz com­bined to form Cunz Of Clavs (“Sons of Slaves”), Tracey Rivers aka Mr. Tre’­men­dous and Emanuel Doss aka the Mad­man Assas­sin (Tom­my­Knockas), Sam Coles aka Mr. Sam and Duane Whor­ley aka RMD or Mr Dyna­mite (Qui­et As Kept), Matthew Cook aka Sage the Infi­nite, and Stephon Hill aka Binx (these two went on to form the Red Squadron). Mar­cus Thomp­son and Mau­rice Lacy also con­tributed behind the scenes.

There are some leg­endary artists with­in Da Pack, some of these artists are still active today (Mr Dyna­mite and Mr Tre’­men­dous). Next to the music, busi­ness was the main focus of Da Pack.

Found­ed by Mr Tre’­men­dous and Mad­man Assassin,they first appeared on the scene in 1995 with the release of their 4‑song EP “Da Under­ground.” In 1996, “War­fare” the sec­ond EP was released. After tak­ing some time off to regroup; in 1998, the third Release, “Live from Da Wolves Den” hit the street cor­ners and local sec­tions of local record stores. This was the first col­lab­o­ra­tion from Da Pack on com­pact disc, and it sold extrem­ley well. The next album to be released was Da Pack­’s col­lab­o­ra­tion “When the Wolves Come Out“in 2001. This col­lab­o­ra­tion caught the ears of many hip-hop lis­ten­ers with tracks such as “What Does it Take” “Ghet­to Badge” “World Preimere“and “When the Wolves Come Out.”

Live! From Da Wolves’ Den (1998)

  1. Mr. Sam’s Intro
  2. Get­tin’ Live (It’s Par­ty Time) (ft. Anoindt, R.M.D. & Mr. Tre’­men­dous)
  3. The Next Lev­el by Mad­man Assas­in
  4. Ver­bal Skil­lz
  5. Words from Qui­et As Kept
  6. MaS­tEr BoNaFiDe
  7. Expec­ta­tions
  8. La Ruc­cas (ft. Mad­man Assas­in, Baby Phatz & Mr. Sam)
  9. Mirage
  10. Just Lis­ten Baby!
  11. MADMAN’S lit­tle shop of hor­rors (NOT FOR KIDS)
  12. 2000
  13. Keep Ya Head 2 Da Sky (MESSAGE!)
  14. tre’­men­dous’ clos­ing words
  15. How Deep is Ya Luv 4 Hip-Hop
  16. Rev­e­la­tions
  17. War­fare ’96

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