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Mystik Journeymen + The Grouch – "The Doorman Song"

Scott MP3 Rowland — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:12:21 +0000

New track from the full length album Return 2 The Love. In February, a 6 track EP was released with the same title. The plan at that time was to release the Free EP and continue to work on the album titled Return To Eternia. But as it turned out they had more tracks then expected for the Free EP, and after the release of it, they had enough tracks for a full release. Only a few tracks on the Free EP appear on the full length album. Check out this track below featuring The Grouch.

LISTEN: Mystik Journeyman + The Grouch – “The Doorman Song”

Mystik Journeymen – "Return To The Love" Free EP

Pizzo — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:09:15 +0000

Brand new free EP release from Sunspot Jonz and Lucky.I.Am, collectively known as Mystik Journeymen. Billed as a gift for Valentine’s Day, the price is right… download it for free below. Guest shots include the mighty Murs, The Grouch, Scarub, and Kirby Dominant. The Legends live on….

TRACKLIST:
1. Return 2 The Love
2. People Ov The Sun (feat. The Grouch)
3. There Will Be Blood (feat. Murs & Scarub)
4. Angels & Demons Symphony
5. Spaceman Libation
6. Anthill (feat. Kirby Dominant)

Mystik Journeymen “Return To The Love” EP

Mystik Journeymen – Magic

Eric Perez — Tue, 01 Jan 2002 07:00:00 +0000

If international acclaim equaled dope lyrics and production on record, these guys would be at the top of the game. Unfortunately, the connection isn’t always so simple. The Mystik Journeymen hit us with Magic, a project that will certainly satisfy their voracious fans but do little to draw in the skeptics from other realms.

The listening experience kicks off with the title track, providing one of the better listening experiences on the project. If you didn’t already know the formula, Sunspot Jonz provides the backdrops for the duo to weave their tales of life in the independent lane. Tracks like “Moonprayer (It’s All Love)” leave the listener wanting more, as the synthesizer theatrics keeps us in search of loops, breaks, or at least maybe some acoustic life to be breathed into the tracks. “MMMmmm”, featuring Grouch and Scarub, is one of the better tracks on the album, bringing along Legendary crew favorites for a posse collaboration.

All in all, the project falls into the not great, not bad category. These guys earn props for keeping it independent in the face of media conglomerates. While the tracks seem to blend together, becoming an indistinguishable mesh of synthesizer concoctions, if you like previous Mystik Journeymen projects, this one will blend in well with the even larger mesh of Living Legends lore.

Mystik Journeymen – Worldwide Underground

Pizzo — Wed, 01 Jan 1997 07:00:00 +0000

The Bay Area’s Mystik Journeymen return with yet another project, keeping the spirit of true underground hip-hop alive. If you have never heard these cats before, just imagine a few frustrated, unsigned and hella broke brothers coming from the Bay, with more to say than the average player the town is know for. The formula here is simple, beats from the deepest cellars, with a little bit of bump to them, and with rhymes covering their various frustrations in hip-hop, wheather it be that brother who screams “West Coast” 37 times in a song, the punk ass A&R who slept on them, or the kids in other countries talking about “you n****’s.” Standout cuts include “The Firefly Rebellion”, “So Much Soul”, “Creators Of Destiny”, and “Voices” with Living Legends. Overall, this is another satisfying fix from the Mystik Journeymen, this time on CD.