New Wu-Tang Family shit, with guest vocals from Rebel INS, Killah Priest and Cappadonna, and Bronze Nazareth on the beat. Off of the upcoming new Sav Killz album, Still Determined.
After we spoke to Da Buze Bruvaz emcee Him Lo last year, it was only natural we should follow up with an interview with the other half of the crew. Grown Up Rap caught up with Clever 1 to talk about his new project with producer Giallo Point, Kiss Da Converse. I’ve heard you guys … Continue reading Interview: Clever 1 on Da Buze Bruvaz and his new album with Giallo Point
More niceness from February’s 3rd Culture project, this time with vocals from Fliptrix.
We brought you the premiere of the Eternal Ridin’ single last month, but today we are proud to introduce you to the whole album. Stream below, then keep scrolling for an interview with Libretto about the new project, working with Buscrates, Portland hip-hop, and the impact of Nipsey Hussle on the local community of Watts … Continue reading Exclusive Premiere: Libretto & Buscrates – ‘Eternal Ridin’ (album) + Interview
Full release of the excellent new album from the two UK artists, including the Roc Marciano featured Scheme On, the Conway featured Eyes, plus plenty more gems.
The almighty Wu-Tang Clan make good on the promise of new music with this new EP; the soundtrack to the new documentary series.
Ghost and RZA represent on this track from Friday’s new Wu EP; the soundtrack to the documentary series, Of Mics and Men.
Following on from last week’s Pete Rock produced Rebel Music, rhyme vets Mr. Cheeks and Craig G drop their new EP in full.
The Lost Boyz emcee returns with a dope new one, featuring the legendary Craig G and a beat from Pete Rock.
Author Will Ashon recently published the excellent Chamber Music: Wu-Tang and America [In 36 Pieces]. We spoke to him about the journey of writing a work as masterful as this, his time as head of the iconic Big Dada Recordings, and of course, the Wu. What’s fascinating is that the book is about the Wu-Tang … Continue reading Interview: Will Ashon, author of ‘Chamber Music: Wu-Tang and America [In 36 Pieces]’