Produkt got that work on his latest mixtape, in·con·spic·u·ous.
Produkt recently released his new mixtape (EP) project in·con·spic·u·ous, which is live on Livemixtapes.com reaching over 180k views as of today. The EP is a 7 track mixtape for real fans of hip hop street music. Produkt isn’t going to overwhelm you with super witty wordplay or catchy beats like many commercial rappers. Instead he keeps it real and speaks from his heart on his records with a classic New York flow. He set the tone in the opening track “Spic” which has the internet buzzing with over 30k plays. On the record he’s rapping about just trying to make it in gritty streets of New York, dealing with his own inner demons and avoiding the pitfalls surrounding him of people looking down on his people.
The cover conceals the identity of 4 children, which is a reflection of how many hispanics have to live with the lack of identity here in America. In America, hispanics are often referred to as a SPIC, a highly offensive term referring to a Spanish-speaking person from Mexico, Central or South America, Spain, or Portugal, by other races and ethnicities.
Produkt is a 5x Underground Music Award winner and Billboard Charting (Hot 100 Hot Singles), whose “one fan at a time” grassroots philosophy has netted him hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and over 1.2 million online video views over numerous blog sites. Produkt’s two year long ascent to notoriety accelerated in 2014 when he released two hit singles: “Hold it Down” and “Freak Affair.” “Hold it Down” caught the attention of well-respected music critics as well, and has been nominated for UMA’s Best Video and Song of the Year honors.
Take a listen below.
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