Gangsta Gibbs releases this digital lyric book to accompany the recent release of his Cold Day In Hell mixtape. Freddie Gibbs – “Cold Day In Hell” Lyric Book (PDF)

Rick’s next mixtape of “all new original music” is coming soon, hosted by DJ Scream and Shaeem Reid. Here’s a new version of the cover artwork.

Due 01.01.12.

Directed by Felipe Jorge, from the Powda To The People project.

Not a Bonecrusher cover. The hook goes “Nah nigga, nah nigga, I ain’t never scared / you fell asleep on the throne, now I’m coming for your head.” Kanye dis? Or a “whomever the shoe fits” dis?

In the latest episode of 45 King’s online talk show, he sits in the studio with DJ Premier, discussing a multitude of topics, including Guru, Heavy D, DJ Scratch and much more.

Produced by Doc Singe.

A little about McFee: McFee, a former professional stuntman/freeskier, is one of Canada’s most talented and determined rappers quickly rising on the national music scene. After years of battling with problems at school and home, his artistic outlet of skiing & stunting broke him into the international spotlight of the extreme sports industry through his [cont.]

Muve Music caught up with Mobb Deep in NYC to talk about their latest EP, their upcoming album in February and how their creative process has evolved over the years.

Let’s face it, Naughty By Nature haven’t necessarily had a plethora of new musical output over the past decade. Aside from Treach’s excellent guest verse on Celph Titled and Buckwild’s Nineteen Ninety Now, and a handful of other guest verses, they have mainly spent their time touring the world off of their catalog of hits [cont.]

New material from Kool Keith with Dilla on the track.

Uhhh…

Two new cuts from the Wild Cowboy surface.

T.I. elaborates on that Dr. Dre cameo in his Fuck Da City Up mixtape trailer: “Dre was here. He sent for me over to the spot. We really just turned up more than anything else. It was about creating chemistry.” “Of course we can get together, he got hot beats and I got dope rhymes, [cont.]

From Consequence’s recent Curb Certified mixtape. Prod. by The Produce Section, directed by Jack Cearnal,Thuan Tran & Consequence.

AZ speaks with Montreality on: – The type of student he was at school – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on – Some Brooklyn knowledge, his motto – Having been back in the studio with NAS – His upcoming album DOE OR DIE 2 [cont.]

Big Sean suggests that the G.O.O.D. Music compilation is up next, followed by his next mixtape F.F.O.E. (Finally Famous Over Everything) and sophomore LP.

New old Crooked I of unknown origin, plus a freestyle over Common’s “Sweet”.