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Rashinel: Emcee

Rashinel is an American hip-hop artist and producer from Oakland, California, recognized for his significant contributions to the influential collective Hobo Junction. Formed in 1994 by rapper Saafir, Hobo Junction was a prominent force in the West Coast underground hip-hop scene during the 1990s. citeturn0search3

Contributions to Hobo Junction

As a key member of Hobo Junction, Rashinel showcased his talents both as a rapper and a producer. In 1996, he collaborated with fellow member Big Nous on the track "Heir Apparent," released under Hobo Junction Records.

Rashinel's contributions extended to Hobo Junction's debut studio album, The Cleaners, released on November 21, 2000, by Hobo Records. This project featured tracks like "Fa Sho’," "Da Flipsta’," and "Ridin’ Hot," blending hard-hitting beats with thought-provoking lyrics. citeturn0search1

Industrial Strength People

In 2004, Rashinel teamed up with fellow Hobo Junction member Eye Cue to release Industrial Strength People. This album, produced under Daywalka Music & Entertainment, highlighted their collaborative synergy and featured tracks that underscored their lyrical prowess and production skills. citeturn0search7

Legacy

Throughout his career, Rashinel has remained a dedicated contributor to the underground hip-hop scene. His work with Hobo Junction stands as a testament to his creative spirit and influence, reflecting the enduring legacy of the collective in shaping the West Coast hip-hop landscape.

For a sample of Rashinel's collaborative work, you can listen to "Rip Mics In Half" featuring Rashinel, Eyecue, Azeem, Insomniac, and Dave Dub: