Consequence has fought an uphill battle since the beginning of his career at 16 years old. First appearing on A Tribe Called Quest’s Midnight Marauders, then becoming a satellite member of the group on Beats, Rhymes, & Life, Cons eventually would score a solo deal with Elektra Records. Although the label ceased operations before the [cont.]

The long-awaited, highly anticipated, most underrated, it’s… it’s…. Consequence Movies On Demand – download it now. TRACKLIST: 1. I’ma Do Me Regardless 2. Childish Games (feat. Asher Roth) 3. The More I Get (feat. Rick Ross) 4. Sounds G.O.O.D. 2 Me 5. Let U Live (feat. Pharoahe Monch) 6. Your Luck’s Gonna Run Out Soon [cont.]

This is the third and fourth leaks off the new Cons TV: Movies on Demand mixtape which reportedly will be released later today.  Keeping with the movie/theatrical references, these tracks co-star Styles P and Pharoahe Monch.  Production from Statik Selektah and Consequence on “Don’t Stand So Close,” and Lee Bannon on the “Let U Live.” [cont.]

After previewing the artwork for the project yesterday, today we see both a behind the scenes listening session for Consequence’s “Movies On Demand” Mixtape (dropping March 15th), as well as the official tracklist. TRACKLIST: 1. I’ma Do Me Regardless 2. Childish Games (feat. Asher Roth) 3. The More I Get (feat. Rick Ross) 4. Sounds [cont.]

Taken from Consequence’s upcoming Movies On Demand mixtape, dropping March 15th. Here’s a peek:

More Chicago fire from the forthcoming “Cons TV: Movies On Demand” mixtape, from the rapper that raps better than everybody. Consequence + Maino – “Down This Road” (MP3)

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Smooth ass beat here produced by the street’s favorite, Statik Selektah, as Consequence goes in, detailing troubles with labels and ladies; references to the Super Bowl and Little Brother’s new album suggest this one is only days old. This is the first selection from the duo’s upcoming mixtape release, “Cons TV: Movies On Demand”, which [cont.]

   Peep game. For over ten years, Consequence has ran in all of the right circles, been cosigned by legendary artists, but has yet to become a hip-hop household name. Cousin to Q-Tip, he made his first appearance as the “new member” of A Tribe Called Quest, appearing all over the Beats, Rhymes, and Life [cont.]

Finally, it’s time.  He’s had deals with other labels, he’s dealt with industry bullshit, he’s been around the world with Tribe, with Kanye, with John Legend and finally on March 6th his debut drops.  “Don’t Quit Your Day Job” is exactly what you would expect from an emcee that came up with Tip on the [cont.]

QUEENS, NY – I was invited to the home of Consequence to talk with him about his mixtape, “Take ‘Em To The Cleaners”.  I called Consequence around and he asked if we could meet up around 3:15pm so he could tidy up his place.  Come to find out, Consequence stayed around the way from where [cont.]

     Calling all sucka emcees, calling all fans and critics: Queens MC, Consequence, is armed with an arsenal of Kanye West beats and supreme wordplay, and he’s here to make his mark on hip-hop with his debut album, Take ‘Em To The Cleaners.  Well…..       It might prove to be quite ominous that A Tribe Called [cont.]

If there ever was an emcee who belonged on the back of a milk carton, the Queens native who spit along side A Tribe Called Quest on the under appreciated Beats Rhymes and Life, who also happens to be Q-Tip’s cousin, Consequence. After the initially disappointing, but later appreciated performance Cons drifted off into the land [cont.]