Beat Make Jake Smithereens Jake takes tracks from some hip-hop heavyweights and blows them into pieces, taking the illest vocal sections and laying them over his knocking production.  Remixed artists include Nas, The Lox, Royce Da 5'9", Percee P, Jay-Z, Eminem, M.O.P., Pete Rock, MC Shan, MF DOOM, Mobb Deep, Talib Kweli, EPMD, O.C., Busta Rhymes, and more.  With most tracks clocking in around a minute and a half, it's a skip-free, head-nodding album that serves as an impressive resume for our own up-and-coming beatmaker.

BONUS TWO Old Mass Pro Albums Like all artists, we're insecure, and we hate our old shit.  So you can't hear these.  But we'll tell you about them.
Phreeze Phrame • Thickly Settled
	This classic EP finds Phreeze exploring some dark places musically and lyrically. Kinda sounds like the lost Atmosphere album.  Which is probably why Phreeze hates it.  We love it though.
Big Loop • Real Recognized
	Loop's debut album finds him doing his thing over some unforgettable Phreeze Phrame beats. Featuring "Infinite Jewels" (which won #1 Alternative hip-hop track on Ourstage.com) plus countless other gems. Just don't tell Loop you like it.
Mass Production • If A Beat Drops In The Woods...
	With each passing year, this album title seems less clever and more corny. Ditto the artwork. Asa Ruven and Beat Make Jake pieced together this instrumental LP in a secluded studio in the middle of nowhere. The results were alright, but we've moved on to bigger and better things (we think).
Phreeze Phrame & Name Brand  • The Genesis
	As impossible as it may sound, there was a time when Name Brand went into a studio and recorded an entire album.  Granted, Phreeze had to hold his hand through the process, but it's still remarkable.  The album itself was classic, we still bump tracks like "Life & Times" to this day.

Big Loop Boom Bam: Verses From The Loop Loop had been promising this one for a while, and when he finally delivered, the result was pure dope.  Less a Loop solo joint and more a shmorgishborg of the best Mass Pro beats and rhymes from the past half-decade or so.  Beats drift in and out, songs end abruptly, and dope tracks are interrupted by doper ones.  All told, Loop channels the soul of a vintage cassette tape in a culture of sterile digitzation, producing an album that's sporadic, raw, unedited, communal, hilarious, and funky.

Mass Pro Live From The Pint Mass Pro's first live album, expertly recorded, assembled, and mixed by our man Cary Clark.  Recorded one very special night at the People's Pint in Greenfield, one of our favorite spots, and featuring some unforgettable guest appearances, including Sam Clarke, Eli Lovely, and (most memorably) Nick Lawson.