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Download: ¡MAYDAY! Mixtape: Lords of the Fly

There's no doubt that ¡MAYDAY! has been hustling pretty hard these days. Not the sort of rap supergroup content to just jam with a pre-incarcerated Lil Wayne, the guys do it all while rocking some of the freshest Dolphins gear in the history of fresh Dolphins gear. Our discerning sister...

By New Times Staff

October 4, 2010

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There's no doubt that ¡MAYDAY! has been hustling pretty hard these days. Not the sort of rap supergroup content to just jam with a pre-incarcerated Lil Wayne, the guys do it

all while rocking some of the freshest Dolphins gear in the history of

fresh Dolphins gear. Our discerning sister paper Miami New Times ranked them Best Hip-Hop Artist of 2009, and the guys' sophomore release, Stuck on an Island, is due out October 14.

It appears that the prolific Weezy has influenced them plenty. Somehow,

¡MAYDAY! managed to find the time to drop a 26-track mixtape. For free.

This juggernaut, titled Lords of the Fly, is available for download courtesy of 2DopeBoyz here. The likes of David Banner and Cee-Lo make guest appearances along with a couple of exclusive Lil Wayne remixes.

-- Scott Oranburg

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