Chief Kamachi’s Rise and Rhyme Vol.1 out now. Bulletproof Auras Produced by Junior Makhno.

Ras Kass has announced that he is no longer part of The Four Horsemen, a super group that also consists of Killah Priest, Canibus and Kurupt. In May 2011, the group revealed that it would release it’s official album that summer, but the LP failed to surface. RZA was said to be producing the album, [cont.]

Tony Hawk interviews Tyler The Creator, L-Boy, Mike G, Left Brain and Taco of Odd Future for Tony Hawk’s Dissent on Ride Channel.

Chief Kamachi drops a new video for the single “City Blocks” off his upcoming LP. The former Army Of The Pharaohs member’s album Rise & Rhyme Vol. 1 is scheduled for a January 30th release.

Just a reminder that the solid new Lp from Homeboy Sandman is out now (available online at Fat Beats). The debut on Stones Throw is a 6-track record, as the artist describes it, “with songs dealing with content no one has ever rapped about before in the history of rap music. Unfortunately not a difficult [cont.]

The extremely chilled Dibia$e speaks on music production, the L.A. music scene and more while up in Montreal.

One of the best video’s so far in 2012. Bronsolini in the back!

Too many dope lines here.

“In this episode of Live from the Streets (3 Block, part 2) , first we caught up with Action Bronson outside S.O.B.’s in NYC. He was taking a smoke break after making a bunch of Latka’s at Peter Rosenberg (from hot 97)’s Hanukkah party but was cool enough to hook us up with a drop. [cont.]

DIBIA$E & VERSIS link up again on Fly Me t’The Moon, the single off DIBIA$ES’ instrumental album “Sound Palace“.

“First release from Priest of Bloodshed, yes they are VERSES from “Death Messiah” off JMT’s A History of Violence. Still, Vinnie goes in even tho the original track dropped back in ’08. Sample: Johnny Cash – “God’s Gonna Cut You Down”. Priest of Bloodshed drops February 2012″

Latest video off “Future Before Nostalgia“, an album that definately made my top ten of 2011. Track produced by Kenny Dope. Rasheed had this to say regarding the video; “Break Loose” is a throwback to the era which influenced the spirit behind the album Future Before Nostalgia. An homage to Big Daddy Kane, Rakim and [cont.]

Dope track produced by Mr. Len off another amazing Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire mixtape. This kid is solid. Check out the “The Last Huzzah” for what is in my opinion the best guest verse of 2011, courtesy of El Producto.

From the album “Listen To Me“. Pretty good once you skip to 1:40.

Decent use of an overused Axe sample on this track. It can be found on the CPR Blendtape hosted by DJ Lo’ Down Loretta Brown aka Erykah Badu. Features guest appearances from Maimouna Youseff, RatheMC, XO and yU of Diamond District, KingPen Slim and more. Shouts to ’89 Spike Lee.

Completed while on the “How The Grouch Stole Christmas” tour, Zion I, The Grouch, Eligh, and Evidence pay Primo a ‘lil nod on this one. Eric B in 2012!

video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player TMZ catches up with B-Real in L.A. and he explaines why he rolls his own weed.

Statik chops it up in Pittsburgh and reveals some plans for 2012; “There’s a lot lined up for this year. My album with Termanology, 2012, that’s a 1982 album. I got an album with Reks coming out called Straight No Chaser. I got a project me and Bun B are doing on the low right [cont.]

Intro track off Jojo’s “Machinegun Pelly” album.