Taken from the new Snowgoons album Kraftwerk, produced by Snowgoons & Sicknature out Dec 7th on Goon MuSick.

LISTEN: Crooked I – “Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded #14 (California Love 2011)” Crooked I – “Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded #14 (California Love 2011)”

A little something from Torch’s UFO street album / mixtape release. Crooked I rhymes last….. LISTEN: Torch – “Get Doe” (feat. Crooked I + Cassidy) (MP3) Torch – “Get Doe” (feat. Crooked I + Cassidy) (MP3)

Crooked puts a hurtin’ on Usher and Jay-Z’s “Hot Tottie” for Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded #12. And yeah, he bodied this beat better than Jay……. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHWR #12 (Hot Tottie)” (MP3) Crooked I – “HHWR #12 (Hot Tottie)” (MP3)

Crooked enlists Joell Ortiz to help him make Waka Flocka’s “Hard In the Paint” listenable. Crooked I – “Hard In The Paint (Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded #11)” (feat. Joell Ortiz) (MP3)

Crooked I spits over HBO’s Boardwalk Empire theme, and Ice Cube and N.W.A.’s “Hello”. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded #10 (“Boardwalk Empire / Hello)” Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded #10 (“Boardwalk Empire / Hello)”

Cambatta and friends each attempt to outdo one another on this posse cut from Visionary 2. LISTEN: Cambatta – “So Good” (feat. Nino Bless, Crooked I, Sha Stimuli, Big Moss) (MP3) Cambatta – “So Good” (feat. Nino Bless, Crooked I, Sha Stimuli, Big Moss) (MP3)

Week 9 for Crooked I’s freestyle series. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded (Paradise)” (MP3) Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded (Paradise)” (MP3)

Copywrite recruits Crooked I for this single from The Life and Times Of Peter Nelson, hitting November 16th on FB Distribution. Also joining the party are RJD2, Sean Price, Dilated Peoples, MF Grimm, MHz, Planet Asia and production from !llmind, Khrysis, DJ Rhettmatic, and Camu Tao. LISTEN: Copywrite – “Crooked Cop” (feat. Crooked I) (MP3) [cont.]

Ex-Aftermath affiliate looks to return to the game with his upcoming Knoc’s Ville LP, which is pictured above. Looks like a pretty scary neighborhood. Owls and panthers and shit. LISTEN: Knoc-Turn’al – “I’ve Been Here For Years” (feat. Crooked I) (MP3) Knoc-Turn’al – “I’ve Been Here For Years” (feat. Crooked I) (MP3)

Crooked I’s sixth installment in his year-long “Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded” series. LISTEN: Crooked I Hip Hop Weekly 6 Reloaded (Medicine) Crooked I – “Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded #6 (Medicine)” (MP3)

Crooked represents Team Shady by remixing Em’s “Talkin’ To Myself” for the latest in the Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded series. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHW5 Reloaded (Talkin’ To Myself)” (MP3) Crooked I – “HHW5 Reloaded (Talkin’ To Myself)” (MP3)

This week, Crook takes over Fat Joe and Trey Songz “If It Ain’t About Money”, and it’s about skills. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded 4: If It Ain’t About Money” (MP3) Crooked I – “HHW Reloaded 4: If It Ain’t About Money” (MP3)

Crooked I lights up Drake’s original instrumental, in the third edition of Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded. LISTEN: Crooked I – “HHWR #3: Light Up” (MP3) Crooked I – “HHWR #3: Light Up” (MP3)

Crooked I speaks to the How To Rap book authors about the differences between emcees of today and yesterday.

Crooked I’s Planet C.O.B. Volume One EP is available now, which features the “Let Me Buy You A Drink” single with John Legend’s younger brother, Vaughn Anthony. Meanwhile, Crook keeps his promise with the second in his Hip-Hop Weekly Reloaded series, this time rhyming over Torch’s “Bang Yo City”. LISTEN: Crooked I – “Let Me [cont.]

Back in April 4th, 2007 Crooked I started a series called Hip Hop Weekly where he would pick a famous hip hop instrumental every week and rip it.He went for 52 straight weeks (ended on April 3, 2008). Now he’s back again with the Hip Hop Weekly Reloaded series and what a great way to [cont.]

Nevermind that ten-year old Death Row LP, Crooked I’s got some new material dropping August 17th with the Planet C.O.B. Volume One EP. Here goes the first single. LISTEN: Crooked I – “Everythang” (MP3) Crooked I – “Everythang” (MP3)

With Travie McCoy covering his classic “Back In The Days” single, west coast emcee Ahmad continues to resurface on the scene with the first video from his forthcoming LP, The Death Of Me, due August 14th. He and Crooked I address racial profiling in the the video.

Crooked I signed with Death Row Records in the early 2000’s, at a time when the label and its CEO, Suge Knight, were the most hated entities in the industry. The label operated in pure hater mode as it cock-blocked former artists like Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg by dropping “unreleased material “albums like Death [cont.]