Dopeness.

It’s been a minute since we heard from Houston, Texas emcee Chamillionaire. Following his 2007 album, Ultimate Victory, Chamillitary left Universal Records, and most recently has been on the mixtape circuit. His 2005 debut album The Sound of Revenge brought two commercially successful singles in “Turn It Up” and “Ridin” to the masses and even [cont.]

El Producto had this to say; “I kind of just disappear into a hole and try and come out with [something],” El-P says in the Wired video above, describing his solo work process. “I do a lot of production for other people, but with these records, they’re so fully me.” He continued; “I describe it [cont.]

Updated with CDQ. On another note, this is almost a Wu-Block song. Radio Rip from Kay Slay’s show. The most racist part of this song is at 2:17.

Killer Mike and El-P speak with Billboard at SXSW about their R.A.P. Music and Cancer From The Cure LP’s, both dropping in May.

Update: Decided to reup this one after a few requests. Been digging in the cassette vaults lately to see what we could come up with for you guys…. Found this original demo of Method Man’s “Meth Vs. Chef”, without Raekwon. Instead, it’s Meth over a slightly altered version of the track, rhyming different lyrics. We [cont.]

The first single off of Wordsworth’s sophomore album The Photo Album, which will be released June 12th

Man Bites Dog Records are proud to present the “Early 90′s” music video with Double A.B., Karniege & Torae, Song produced by Kount Fif from the album The Swashbuckler Volume 1: The Viking Wars. Video directed by R.M.L.

During his Portland, OR performance this week, Lupe Fiasco addressed the crowd, telling them that he will not release any more mixtape releases, and that Food & Liquor 2 may be a double album….

Keep it cool kid. People usually show hate. That was my mentality when I first started making music in highschool, growing up in Pontiac Michigan. 20 years later, that motto holds a different position in the career of One Be Lo. K.I.C.K. P.U.S.H. was birthed in the wee hours of the night, while most people [cont.]

Future has out-Futured himself with this track.

Directed by Ian Wolfson, from the recently release Macadelic mixtape.

Title track from Bassnectar’s new LP. Some people aren’t going to be happy with this. I ain’t mad.

BOOM!

From God Save The King, available now.

Is this the record that’s going to make Kim relevant again?

Time Machine’s new project VICIOUS EXPERIMENTS is on the way. It will be a free download of all new TM music with guest spots from Apathy, Damu The Fudgemunk, Raw Poetic, Juan Deuce, Jesse Calico, King Guttah I, and Thes One of PUTS.

Potential candidate for next year’s Blog So Hard 2 (or whatever I decide to call it)? Bumpy and Preem’s new album, The KoleXXXion, which we assume refers to the duo accumulated stacks of x-rated VHS tapes, is out Tuesday.