Sean C & LV tell us: “Today figured we’d liberate an Unreleased outtake from Loud Dreams Vol 1 featuring Black Thought STS and Peedi Crakk.”

Sugar Tongue Slim returns with another leak from his upcoming project WhiteGold: 215′s In My Trunk, with “$5000 Dolla Coat Shit”. The record, produced by @TheWurxs features legendary roots crew lead man Black Thought. S.T.S. takes us deeper into Philly sound with a sample from Philly’s own Santigold.

Super lyricism on display, courtesy of Statik Selektah’s upcoming LP, What Goes Around dropping August 19th on Showoff/Duck Down Music.

In honor of the show’s trip to Universal Orlando, Black Thought of the legendary Roots crew drops some bars about Harry Potter.

Last night, Sway sat with Quest Love and Black Thought of The Roots on behalf of Hip Hop Nation on Sirius XM. In this quick clip, we see Quest behind the turn-tables, as Black Thought spits.

NJ producer Arinze grabs each Rav. P, Black Thought, and Queen Ella for his new single.

With his highly-anticipated fourth solo-LP, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Pharoahe Monch re-emerges with a new concept project which finds the ground-breaking emcee tackling PTSD; a severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. Throughout the duration of the LP, Monch narrates as an independent artist weary from the war against the industry machine and through the struggle of the black male experience in America.

Pharoahe Monch has been at the forefront of lyrical innovation for two-decades now. Not only is he one of Hip-Hop’s preeminent lyricists, crafting intricate rhyme schemes and intelligent raps, but he is also an incisive political and social commentator, using Hip-Hop as a platform for political engagement.

‘Rapid Eye Movement’ featuring Black Thought of the Roots Crew, is a lyrical barrage worthy of these two titans, as Monch and Black Thought get lucid for a 4-minute exhibition of pure lyricism. “Rapid Eye Movement” is produced by Marco Polo. PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) will be released on 4-15-14.

New material from Stephen Marley’s upcoming LP, Revelation Part 2: The Fruit of Life, featuring Tariq Trotter of the legendary Roots crew.

Talib Kweli, Action Bronson, and Black Thought drop some bars up at the Combat Jack show.

M1 writes:

Break The Boxes! This is Part 1 of 5 for the Time Travel EP from dead prez. The EP was executive produced by M1 of dead prez. The story began in Tallahassee when I met Tr!x (@TheMrPatel)who is the guy doing the hook. This version was produced by Precision (@PrecisionAMG) as was the original version of Time Travel which appeared on dead prez’ latest album ‘Information Age’ (Boss Up / SoundWeapon / Krian Music Group)(released 2/13). The first person to feature on the song was Reek Da Villian (@reekdavillian)who murdered it. Big shout out to The Conglomerate!! I’m glad this RBG collaboration could happen. Next came Bun B (@BunBTrillOG)who in our minds when we were first mixing the song. Shout out to Houston, TX and DJ Zin. Busta Rhymes (@BustaRhymes) makes me proud to be doing music today. It is an honor to have finally linked on a tune from dead prez which fit him perfectly. He did what he does best, mash it up! Thank you comrade. Conglomerate Family! Dee-1, for those who haven’t heard, is one of New Orlean’s finest m.c.’s. His narrative about hip hop is classic on this song. I memorized from the first time I heard it. MC Fre I (from Duo Live)from Brooklyn, is one of the greatest m.c.’s I’ve ever met. And Lastly, Black Thought of powerhouse band The Roots makes his appearance on the song and steals the show.

True dat on the Black Thought verse.

DJ Premier speaks on his relationship with Black Thought and Questlove.

In the second episode of Complex TV’s Combat Jack Show, Jack calls Black Thought a “rap super hero.” Thought recalls the posse cuts he used to make by impersonating 20 different rappers—Biz Markie, Kool G. Rap, Big Daddy Kane, and more—while Questlove changed the beats up for each one.

From Statik Selektah’s upcoming Extended Play LP, hitting June 18th on Duck Down / Showoff.

In a sit down with TheUberUrban.Com, Black Thought confirms he’s still working on his solo album, The Talented Mr.Trotter, writing a book and working on a movie. He also speaks on changes to his lifestyle.

Black Thought of The Roots breaks down the 2013 Oscar nominees for best picture in an original rap.