More mini-documentary than music video, the latest promo video from Gangrene (Alchemist and Oh No) sees them take a visit to a controversial former institution. Its disturbing viewing, but you can check it out below.
The latest drop from Henry Canyons and his excellent Canyonland album is another impressive joint, with a simple but effective video to match. Watch below, and if you haven’t heard the album yet, stream and buy here.
There’s now a video for the DJ Premier produced This Iz The Time joint we posted a few weeks ago, and judging from the wardrobe of different Primo and Gang Starr tees the guys from First Division are rocking in the flick, its safe to say they are pretty excited about getting a beat from … Continue reading First Division – ‘This Iz The Time’
Supreme beatmaker Domingo has dropped this headnodder with Blastmaster KRS-ONE on vocals. Its taken from Sessions n Lessons Vol. 2, which is the latest edition in Domingo’s series of projects featuring unreleased gems with the biggest names in hip-hop. Listen below.
The ever-busy Audible Doctor provides the beat for this remix to Go! from Awkword, the original of which appears on his recent World View album. It’s got an all-star line-up of guests including eMC rapper Wordsworth, and you can listen below.
Alchemist and Oh No have paid their own tribute to Sean Price with this smoked-out video for Sheet Music, from the new Gangrene album, You Disgust Me. The track features both Price and Havoc from Mobb Deep, with a slow-burner of a beat. Watch below, then go get the new album if you haven’t yet.
Queens veteran Big Twins from Infamous Mobb has dropped this two-in-one video, spitting solid verses in his trademark gritty-as-fuck vocal tone. Both joints are taken from the Thrive 2 album, and you can watch the video below.
In an incredible bit of DIY hip-hop history, Stones Throw Records honcho and all round good-guy Peanut Butter Wolf has unearthed this from his personal archives – a cover of Eazy-E single Boyz N The Hood, with the brilliantly-named local artist Spunky Spunk Dogg on vocals, and PBW on the wheels of steel. A few … Continue reading Eazy-E, Peanut Butter Wolf style
Hip-hop radio icons Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Garcia have launched a Kickstarter campaign for contributions towards the launch of their anticipated documentary film, Stretch & Bobbito: Radio That Changed Lives. Its a project worthy of your cash, and here’s why. Goofy, sometimes ridiculously immature, but always bringing the freshest music from new hip-hop artists, the … Continue reading Here’s why the Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Kickstarter is worthy of your money
Last time we heard from Fatnice it was on the awesome joint You Know The Name, from his excellent It’s Nice To Meet You album. He’s back with a new track named Freedom Rings, taken from issue #03 of the Ready to Rock comic book/record series. Watch below, and let us know what you think.
