From Troy Ave’s Bricks In My Backpack 3: The Harry Powder Trilogy mixtape, hitting soon.

Produced by Harry Fraud. Directed by Max Albert & Produced by Grizz Lee.

First offering from N.O.R.E.’s Rapper On Juice Crack On Steroids mixtape.

Action Bronson and Statik Selektah will re-team for a mixtape called New Jack City: Chopped & Screwed. And it probably sounds nothing like that.

“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.]

Action Bronson and Fool’s Gold producer Party Supplies will be teaming together for a project called Blue Chips. This track is unlikely to appear on the final tracklist.

2nd video off “Well Done“. Directed by Rik Cordero.

Bam Bam speaks with Boylston Trading Co. regarding trends he used to rock and how he couldn’t give a fuck about the trends today. “Studded sneakers? Get the fuck out of here.”

Bam Bam Bronson tries on Bieber’s Christmas anthem. Download  

Produced by Blended Babies off the upcoming “Pabst & Jazz” sessions. Download  

Music from Statik Selektah’s Population Control album out now on Showoff / Duck Down Music. “Never A Dull Moment” music video is directed by Rik Cordero.

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First single from The Kid Daytona’s The Interlude II, hitting December 19th. Download  

While Action Bronson just wrapped up his new album with Statik Selektah, Well Done, he went in on Twitter this morning suggesting several other projects in the works. One with Fool’s Gold beat-machine, Party Supplies, then another LP with production from Alchemist, Harry Fraud, and Tommy Mas. More news on these project as it’s revealed.

Action Bronson & Statik Selektah present the first visual “Not Enough Words” off their album Well Done which hits the stores tomorrow ( 11/22/2011). Video is directed by Tom Gould and Alexander Richter.

In part 2 of this web series, Action Bronson discusses his favorite cuisine, culinary skills, what’s playing in his kitchen, the rumor that he works at an Indian restaurant in Queens, the incident that got him fired from the Mets, and much more. Plus you don’t want to miss Action’s list of his “Top 5″ [cont.]

Be sure to pick up Well Done on Itunes on Tuesday. Rated @@@@1/2 by HHS. In Part 1 of this web series, hilarity ensues when Action Bronson and Statik Selektah hit the town for an upscale Italian dinner. Somewhere in between smoking a Trippy Stick in the restaurant and debating whether drinking 40 oz’s through [cont.]

Statik Selektah is easily shaping up to be producer of the year, as he has not only shown an incredible work ethic, but also has picked all the right talent to bless his seemingly endless stash of beats. On recent projects, he’s reinvigorated emcees like Freddie Foxxx, while perfecting the emcee/producer relationship with longtime collaborators [cont.]

Vimeo Seriously, don’t you just wanna play video games with this guy?