Beatnik & K-Salaam have announced that they will be releasing a new LP, Where The Streets Have No Name, which will debut on Imeem.Com on July 25th and 26th, and will be available to the public shortly thereafter. The album includes a long list of collaborators, with each Young Buck, Talib Kweli, Bun B, Lil [cont.]

Bun B has one of the most powerful voices in hip hop. Fluid, precise and measured; It demands attention. Too often, though, he’s not saying much. For much of his career, moments of introspective genius have been sprinkled amongst syrupy dirty south cliché. For II Trill, follow-up to 2005′s Trill, Bun takes a substantially more [cont.]

     The past two years have been great for Bun B. Almost as great as the UGK guest spot on “Big Pimpin’” that launched them into the homes of millions of MTV viewers around the globe, all wondering in unison, “Who are the hell are they?” Unfortunately, because of label and legal woes, UGK never [cont.]