Artifacts – Easter (Prod. By Khrysis)
It doesn’t get any more Hip Hop than Tame One and El Da Sensei. Check out this early Easter treat we’ve been blessed with! Peace to Brick City!
Obie Trice – Going No Where (Prod. By Eminem)
Obie Trice – Going No Where (Prod. By Eminem) It’s great to see these two working together again. I’d personally like to see a collaborative album with Obie and Em with Dre on the boards.
Diamond D – Deflate Ya (Video)
DITC Member/Hip Hop legend Diamond D is back at it. This man has brought us so many classics over the years it crazy. Support Hip Hop. Respect Legends.
Roc C Ft. Freeway & Oh No – Over Broil (Prod. by Jake One)
Roc C and Freeway rep heavily over this Jake One track. Freeway and Jake One really need to make another Stimulus Package. That was a great album.
Marley Marl, Kool G Rap, Nutso, Rugged Intellect, F.T., Ras Kass, Action Bronson & Necro – Men At Work 2020 (Prod. by Domingo)
Men At Work 2020 It’s dope to see new school and true school doing collaborations. These are the type of collabos that get Hip Hop fans hype! Listen.
Slaughterhouse on Joe Budden Arrest
Mills and I were at this concert and the Slaughterhouse crew held it down without Jersey Joe. The BET Cyper wasn’t the same without his verse though.
Wall Writers: Graffiti In Its Innocence
From director Roger Gastman—a producer of the Academy Award-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop—comes Wall Writers, a documentary on graffiti in its innocence. Through unprecedented access to TAKI 183, CORNBREAD, and a host of other legendary writers, Wall Writers…
K’naan featuring Esco
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn3TFkxFKeE&w=560&h=315] Man..this track definitely shows that hip hop touches the nooks and crannies of the world. From Canada, he fully reps Somalia. I first heard K’naan on Distant Relatives(Nas and Junior Gong) and immediately realized that this dude is…
Wayback Whensday night…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE-5Q_xyiwo&w=420&h=315] Pure genius is what some call what the Gravediggaz contributed to hip hop. Their style and allure were incomparable. The only dudes to create their own rendition of hip hop called horror rap or horrorcore and to this…