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Do you love Hip Hop? Hip Hop mixed with a little Rock?

Welcome to the official site for Rap Rock group, Race Card. Here you can download free music, get updates and read our bio.

Race Card Blog

Jun 26, 2009

RIP Michael Jackson

May 20, 2009

The Red House

Change.

May 11, 2009

The Hater and The Keyboard Cat

A LOT of you don't know understand what HATER means. So let me give you my definition.

Hater: One who secretly loves what you do but doesn't want you to know due to their own insecurities.


Apr 7, 2009

Labels put the screws to iTunes

As promised, variable pricing has now been implemented at the iTunes music store. Already, we're seeing most of top 10 singles and 33 of the top 100 hitting the top price-point of $1.29 (encoded as DRM-free 256kbps AAC). Interesting as Amazon's uncomfortably similar top 10 list has all these tracks priced at $0.99 (encoded as DRM-free 256kbps VBR MP3).


The good thing is that RC is not involved in this battle. We offer our music 100% free with the option to buy or donate. If you love us, set us free!

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Mar 29, 2009

A master dissected

This is incredible - a breakdown of all the Clav parts Stevie Wonder played on Superstition. Wow.


Mar 25, 2009

Tahir's Response to Kanye West (1/2 of RC)



Mar 14, 2009

Irony in it's purest form



Feb 24, 2009

Murdoch 'racist' cartoon apology

The owner of the New York Post, Rupert Murdoch, has apologised for a cartoon which critics said was a racist depiction of President Barack Obama.



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The Story

Do you love Hip Hop? Hip Hop mixed with a little Rock?

It’s a line from one of the songs on the new self-titled Race Card album and it’s a line that sums up the band perfectly. Think Jay-Z meets Led Zeppelin. Think Chuck D meets Weezer. Think Eminem meets Living Colour. Think you can handle it?

Rapper Tahir Jahi and guitarist-singer Damian Hagger conceived Race Card early in 2004. Both did solo projects prior to working together, one Pop-Rock, one Rap. The merger of the two came naturally and the self-titled debut album was recorded in only 6 days of studio time. Race Card blends riff-oriented rock and pop hooks with intense hip hop rap lyrics and subjects; and the combination is unlike anything out there.