THA ALKAHOLIKS PRESENTS: E & J SOUND SYSTEM "RUBBER BANDS"
Transparent "BEER" colored 7" single record.
LIMITED 500 PIECE PRESSING

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Label: The Slimstyle Recording Corp.
Catalog#: THIN 0084
Price: $11.99
RPM: 45 RPM (small hole)
Configuration: 7” Vinyl (Transparent Beer colored)
In Deluxe Heavyweight PVC 7" Disc Sleeve with flap.

Track Listing
SIDE A) RUBBER BANDS (STREET)
SIDE B) RUBBER BANDS (INSTRUMENTAL)

DESCRIPTION:
Tha Alkaholiks bring you the next installment of Likwit Crew classics with E & J Soundsystem, "Rubber Bands." Tha Liks prove, once again, real Hip Hop is still alive and inebriated with hard hitting lyrics and a head banging beat in true DJ E-Swift fashion. The single is crowned by a music video shot in Australia fresh off the NWA world tour. This Transparent “Beer” colored 7” vinyl is limited to a 500 piece pressing, Manufactured and distributed by Red Line Music Distribution, Inc.
The actual color of vinyl might be slightly different than image shown here.

EXCLUSIVE: "'Rubber Bands' takes you back to the basics and the essence of why we fell in love with Hip Hop,” Tha Liks’ E-Swift says.

Tha Alkaholiks has released its limited-edition transparent “Beer”-colored “Rubber Bands” single.

On the song, E-Swift and J-Ro (the third Alkaholiks member, Tash, does not appear on the cut) deliver a selection they say harkens back to the time they were forming their early Rap memories.

"'Rubber Bands' takes you back to the basics and the essence of why we fell in love with Hip-Hop, not to mention that undeniable bounce,” E-Swift, who produced the track, says during an exclusive interview with HipHopDX. “The club might want to stock the bar with neck braces. E&J Sound System has arrived."

"Rubber Bands is that kind of song that you don't hear anymore,” J-Ro adds. "Beats, rhymes and cuts. Get ready for more.”

The "E&J" portion of E&J Sound System stands for E-Swift and J-Ro, given that Tash does not appear on "Rubber Bands." The duo shot a video for the song in Australia that will be released soon.

Tha Alkaholiks released its debut album, 21 & Over, in 1993, less than a year after appearing several tracks on mentor King T’s Tha Triflin’ Album.

The California trio has also collaborated with Xzibit, Diamond D and The Neptunes, among others.

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