Lots of Cypress Hill content coming down the pipeline today, with the new album Rise Up and it being 4/20. The group lists their favorite stoner songs – see how there list compares to ours. Yeah, we should have picked “Gin & Juice” over “Let’s Get Blown”….

Cinematic Music Group, GFCnewyork & Creative Control present Smoke DZA substance abuse 1.5 #Headstash. Everyday is 420 to us but still let’s rejoice in our national holiday. The mixtape features production by Big K.R.I.T., Scoop Deville, Kenny Beats & Soul NaNa, with collabs with Big K.R.I.T., Curren$y, Nipsey hu$$le & Den10 and more. Cover Artwork [cont.]

Rhymesayers Entertainment has released a new EP from Los Nativos in honor of…. you guessed it, 4/20. Here’s the drill: Although Los Na has been quiet recently, you better believe they are always working on something. Music, art or organizing they are working on something! While working on new music for their next release they [cont.]

Just want to put out there that DJ Pizzo doesn’t smoke anymore – but nobody can say we didn’t honor the 20th day of April. New slow burner from Dr. Oop aka Droop Capone. dr.Oop feat. Rogue Venom-Green Butter by BLACKLOVEMUSIC

Acey-de-uno and Decon celebrate the holidaze in style. Aceyalone – “Ganja Girl” (MP3)

It’s 4/20. While the innanet will probably ablaze with stories about weed, interviews with stoners, and free downloadable albums (see today’s other sticky posts, as new shit has come to light), we present to you, the 20 best hip-hop songs about getting high. With such a wide topic, it was hard to narrow it down [cont.]

HipHopSite.Com, in conjunction with Hieroglyphics, Elevation Nation Productions, and Bandcamp, is proud to present Opio and Unjust’s Mark It Zero LP, a free downloadable album in celebration of 4/20, built around samples from The Big Lebowski. You’re not privy to all the new shit…. Grab it below. TRACKLIST: 1. Dios Mio 2. What Happens 3. [cont.]

Of course, Cypress Hill is not the only group with an album dropping on today 4/20, there’s also Little Brother’s Leftback, Kurupt’s Streetlights, Devin The Dude’s Do Not Distherb (Suite 420), and Truthlive’s Patience, also each in stores now. But Cypress Hill is the only one of these groups that is dropping multiple, confusing alternate [cont.]