New Music Cartel x Evil Empire x J. Cardim – Dice Music Group: The IN Crowd (Mixtape)

I first came across J. Cardim when I heard some of the stuff he produced for Joe Budden…in fact I have a mixtape he did with Joe Budden that i’ve been meaning to post.  So, when I heard about this mixtape back when it dropped I was pretty excited.  I even tried to avoid listening to all of the leaked tracks in preparation for it’s release…it was well worth the wait.  It’s a very good mixtape filled a couple of my favorite artists and some some artists I had never heard of mostly from Dice Music Group that held their own.  I actually have a couple mixtapes from some of those Dice Music Group guys i’ve been meaning to listen.  I even liked the Red Cafe track on the mixtape a lot too, and I have never really been a big Red Cafe fan since his Franchise days with Gravy.  The production it’s pretty top notch and diverse, even some of the softer songs still have great beats.  As a result, when I started complying my own freshmen list of fuckery as I like to call that convoluted shit.  I included J. Cardim as one of the few producers on the list.  Especially, after I had found this older tape of his that I still haven’t posted…smh.  I’m not sure if he was named as one of XXL’s Freshmen Producer or if he feels he is well beyond a freshman, either way I think he’s someone to look out for in the future.  Since, I enjoyed this mixtape so much since it release and they just dropped the video for my favorite song on the tape Hood 2 f. Joe Budden, Sha Stimuli & Sheek Louch I figured I would bring this post back.  Tracklisting and link below for the tape.

Download: Dice Music Group: The IN Crowd (Mixtape) | iTunes

Props: 2dopeboyz

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