Edo G teams with Public Enemy frontman, Chuck D, for a verse on “Fight.” From the album, After All These Years, available now. Peep the trailer below. Is it us, or did Edo drop some weight?

From the new album, After All These Years, which will hit September 9th, 2014. Guests include Chuck D, Camp Lo, Guilty Simpson, Special Teamz, jazz great Walter Beasley, with production by Pete Rock, 9th Wonder, Marco Polo, Vanderslice, and Explizit One.

New music from the original Beantown crew. Video directed by MysterDL.

Hip-Hop legend Edo G teams up once again with Myster DL of ILL Mannered Films for their fifth video together. Watch out for Edo’s as-of-yet-untitled new solo LP, coming this year.

Special tribute to Hip-Hop legend Pete Rock, off the upcoming self titled album from Gdot & Born. Produced by confidence. Cuts by DJ Technic. Single available now. Album in stores and on iTunes January 28th.

Hip-Hop legend Edo.G teams up with his apprentices G. Dot & Born, Boston natives, to shine light on their story and style while also providing their own sound. All production is handled by Confidence, who’s claim to fame includes “Rashad and Confidence” and “Purpose and Confidence” on Ill Adrenaline Records and he produced seven tracks on Neek the Exotic’s “Hustle Don’t Stop” LP from 2012.

The LP is fourteen tracks deep with Gdot & Born handling about half the duties on the mic, with the remaining tracks being handled by Edo.G, providing listeners with a nice diversity; while Confidence keeps a steady stream of that authentic Hip-Hop he is known for throughout.

Confidence, a student of the game dating back to the 90’s, first got a taste of music production in the mid 90′s while learning to DJ with his brother Technic. His break didn’t come until 2001 when he copped an MPC 2000xl which he still uses to this day to compose masterpieces.

G. Dot & Born relay the struggle of survival in the streets with hard-hitting raw lyrics, traditional gritty street beats and a confident delivery that takes Hip-Hop back to its essence. G. Dot and Born stay true to the city of Boston that raised them and 90’s Hip Hop influences like J. Dilla, Sean P., Big Pun, Edo G., Kool G. Rap, AZ and Nas by embodying a humble braggadocio that only real life experiences teach you.

Today, the group offers up a tribute song, “Living Legend,” dedicated to the one and only Pete Rock, featuring Pete’s former INI cohorts Grap Luva (Pete’s brother), Rob-O & EDO. G.

Boston’s legendary MC Edo. G teams up with producer duo Red & Spinache for this new, limited 7″ vinyl single.
‘The Great Divide’, pressed on a beautiful, purple vinyl is a soulful hip hop anthem. Side B, remixed by Bodziers adds a gritty, boom bap flavor to the whole package. 500 copies available. Order your copy here.

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

Video by @MysterDL for ILL Mannered Films.

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.

LISTEN: J. Rawls – “Are You Listening” (feat. Copywrite, Bad Azz, Edo G., DJ Rhettmatic)
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New video from Edo G’s new solo, A Face In the Crowd. Album drops May 17th. Directed by Jon Wolf.