Directed by MysterDL for ILL Mannered Films. From the album, Intelligence and Ignorance.

Video by @MysterDL for ILL Mannered Films.

Directed by MysterDL.

Boston legend, Edo G, weighs in on the election, with some choice words for Mitt Romney.

Produced by @WizardBeats. Directed by DU Films, from the upcoming compilation Nights & Weekends, dropping digitally soon. Executive Produced by Edo.G.

Here’s another unreleased record by Rampage, this time featuring Masta Ace & Edo G. The album, Everyone Aint Loyal is coming soon.

J. Rawls assembles a curious cast of characters for this track off of The Hip-Hop Affect, available now. via Nature Sounds. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: J. Rawls – “Are You Listening” (feat. Copywrite, Bad Azz, Edo G., DJ Rhettmatic)

New video from Edo G’s new solo, A Face In the Crowd. Album drops May 17th. Directed by Jon Wolf.

Boston legend never stops, with a new selection from his forthcoming A Face In The Crowd LP, featuring 1/2 of Dead Prez. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Edo G – “Speak Your Mind” (feat. M1, prod. Statik Selektah) Edo G – “Speak Your Mind” (feat. M1, prod. Statik Selektah)

Hip-Hop stalwart Edo. G is set to return with A Face in the Crowd, his first album since 2009′s collaborative effort Arts & Entertainment with Masta Ace. Loaded with high profile guests and an All-Star production team, the album will hit stores and be available digitally on May 17th. With A Face in the Crowd, [cont.]

Boston based group @Rushya617 is preparing to drop their latest mixtape “Rushin Enemy 2″. Featuring group members Sean Hines, Wrath, Hit and Hasheesh, this mixtape is a tribute to classic 90′s Hip-Hop by using production from some of the biggest acts of that era (Such as Mobb Deep, Wu-Tang Clan, Dr. Dre, Biggie, Gang Starr [cont.]

Legendary Boston MC Edo G debuts a new Preemo track at a live show.

The 80’s were a great time for the NBA.  The beginning of the decade brought Magic and Bird, and by the mid 80’s Air Jordan had brought he league to a whole new level.  Hip-hop came into it’s own almost at the same time.  Hip-hop was also ushered in to mass popularity by stars like [cont.]

     Long since his days of making noise with Da Bulldogs in the early-90s, Edo G has retained his no-nonsense approach to rocking the mic. With his steady flow and enlightening lyrics still intact, Edo has no reservation in dubbing himself “Boston’s best.” To some, this self-given title may be disputable. Nonetheless Edo is unswayed [cont.]

In the immortal words of Rakim ”It’s been a long time” since Ed O.G. seemingly vanished off the hip-hop radar screen. How long? Well, it has been a full decade since ED, and Da Bulldogs made their initial splash, with the under-appreciated Life Of A Kid In The Ghetto (which spawned Yo MTV Raps favorites “I Got [cont.]