To celebrate his third solo album Selling My Soul, Masta Killa of the Wu Tang Clan is back in with a new U.S. tour. Check out the dates below. Selling My Soul is now available on mastakillamusic.com and in stores everywhere. March 9 – Albany NY – Bogie’s March 10 – Middletown, NY – Sounds [cont.]

Man Bites Dog Records is proud to present the new music video “Neva Heard” off of Illogic & Blockhead’s new album Capture the Sun. The video is directed by Eric Anello and was shot by Laura Green. Capture the Sun will be released on Man Bites Dog Records on 4-16-2013.

West coast artist AB Soul explains why he went on Twitter supporting “Cop Killer” Chris Dorner after reading his manifesto, and how he wasn’t surprised that majority of people were on his side in the situation. AB Soul also explains how he caught a rare virus called Steven-Johnson Syndrome when he was younger, which permanently [cont.]

Public Enemy are one of the most influential, controversial and radical hip hop groups of all time. True pioneers, the band revolutionized hardcore rap in the late 80’s with a trailblazing blend of political themes and innovative music production. The Public Enemy 25th Anniversary Vinyl Collection celebrates a landmark 25 years since the band’s first [cont.]

In this episode, Adrian Younge shows off the record store he created at the Artform Studio, explains the influence European composers have on Wu-Tang and hip hop, and teaches how to pick records based on their cover art. Crate Diggers profiles people with extraordinary vinyl record collections, with owners displaying and telling the stories behind [cont.]

Ghostface Killah will team with producer Adrian Younge for 12 Reasons To Die, which will be released on April 16th. From the two singles we’ve heard thus far, “The Sure Shot Parts 1 & 2″ and “The Rise Of The Ghostface Killah”, it sounds pretty amazing, evoking the feeling of early Wu releases. The album [cont.]

Inspectah Deck had a rough go round during the first generation of Wu-Tang solo LP’s. While each Method Man, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, GZA/Genius, Raekwon, and Ghostface were blessed with debut albums produced exclusively by RZA (save one or two tracks), Deck’s debut, Uncontrolled Substance, was one of the first LP’s to largely employ many of [cont.]

Dan The Automator has been quite nomadic in recent years. Just a decade ago, we found him at the helm of high profile projects like Deltron 3030, Handsome Boy Modelling School, and Gorillaz, before going off to produce rock acts like Head Automatica and Kasabian. So it’s been a while since we’ve heard the more [cont.]

We experienced some downtime for the past few days, but everything is back up and running now for both HipHopSite.Com and WeAllHitPlay.Com. You may notice the sidebar on both sites is missing. We are working to get that fixed as soon as possible. In the meantime, now it’s time to get caught up! Thank you [cont.]

Music video by Jared Evan feat. Joey Badass performing Black & White (C) 2013. Off of ‘Boom Bap & Blues’ (produced by Statik Selektah). Directed by Rik Cordero.

Ex-NFL player, Tully Banta-Cain, teams with DJ Drama for his first Gangsta Grillz mixtape release. From it comes this posse cut with Joe Budden, Slaine, and Millyz.

Felipe Interviews GZA at The Chess Forum for Brooklyn Bound/Fader TV.

The White Mandingos (Murs, Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains & Sacha Jenkins SHR) present “The Ghetto Is Tryna Kill Me”, the first single and title track of their debut album, coming June 11th from Fat Beats Records.

From Trakk Sounds and DJ Holiday’s Instrumental II Society mixtape.

Mayalino continues to churn out the star-studded collabos.

With his long-awaited full-length solo project Ascension dropping soon, Jasiri X is is debuting the latest single off the project, “The Pillars” featuring Rhymesayers emcee Brother Ali. Ascension, produced entirely by Religion, hits iTunes and all other digital retailers on March 26th, 2013 via Wandering Worx / Greenstreets Entertainment. The Pillars – Featuring Brother Ali [cont.]

French plays it safe when The Breakfast Club hurl the tough questions his way, dealing with various beefs, relationships, and his upcoming album.

Yes, that Alex Jones. Immortal Technique sits down with fiery gun-lover Alex Jones, who starts this interview by showing a giant anti-tank weapon.

Yeah, but how are you supposed to dance Gangnam Style to it?

Fucking TMZ, wow. L’s expression at the 00:22 second mark is priceless, however.