Recent Underground Report artist, Jamaica, Queens' Junclassic [click to read] has made his first album, 2 Much Ain't Enuff available for free exclusively on HipHopDX [click here to download]. The download includes the mastered version of the debut album as well as cover art.
Released in July, 2007, 2 Much Ain't Enuff was the Monsta Island Czars member's first solo endeavor after previous work with Monsta X and MF Grimm. Crafted by his version own Classified Recordings, the effort went on to be a top-seller for several months at UndergroundHipHop.com, as well as available on iTunes and Amazon.
"2 Much Aint Enuff is my official entry into the rap world. I took out a small loan to record this album against all odds. I did all the production and didn't use one sample. This album is dedicated to my man Infinit Evol and my lil' man Pyro Gambles who was in Iraq when it was made," Junclassic told HipHopDX on Thursday.
Junclassic's next album, Overqualified, will be released October 21, and can be purchased at the aforementioned retailers.
Released in July, 2007, 2 Much Ain't Enuff was the Monsta Island Czars member's first solo endeavor after previous work with Monsta X and MF Grimm. Crafted by his version own Classified Recordings, the effort went on to be a top-seller for several months at UndergroundHipHop.com, as well as available on iTunes and Amazon.
"2 Much Aint Enuff is my official entry into the rap world. I took out a small loan to record this album against all odds. I did all the production and didn't use one sample. This album is dedicated to my man Infinit Evol and my lil' man Pyro Gambles who was in Iraq when it was made," Junclassic told HipHopDX on Thursday.
Junclassic's next album, Overqualified, will be released October 21, and can be purchased at the aforementioned retailers.
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