One-half of Clipse addresses the congregation over Dirty Money’s “Angels” beat, spitting one verse of fire and brimstone. LISTEN: Pusha T – “Dearly Beloved (Freestyle)” (MP3) Pusha T – “Dearly Beloved (Freestyle)” (MP3)

Vampire Weekend, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Mayer Hawthorne, Clipse, Pattern Is Movement, The Legendary Roots crew, and more. Check the clip for full rundown.

Probably the best track from Till The Casket Drops.

In a nutshell, The Clipse’s first album, Lord Willin’, was one of those oft-overlooked records that held it’s weight long after it’s original release date, but initially met with a lukewarm response. A true “grower”, the album sent legions of album reviewers back-peddling to give The Clipse their long deserved respect, whom then, in turn, [cont.]

  It could be argued that Clipse’s Lord Willin’, is a certified street classic. Here was a record that was propelled by an incredibly raw single (“Grindin”), followed-up with a undeniable club anthem (“When’s The Last Time”), boasting wall to wall Neptunes production from start to finish. But nobody said this when it came out. [cont.]