Taken from the album MK Ultra: Operation Hypnosis.

From the folks at HipNOTT: “It’s been 3 years since Detroit Hip Hop duo The Regiment released their album The Panic Button on HiPNOTT Records. Since then, OSI and IseQold have been busy building their brand and working with other dope people in the industry. Today, we are happy to annouce that The Regiment is [cont.]

Whether you were a tagger, a b-boy/girl or a Hip-Hop head, The Artifacts were one of the best to do it on the underground scene back in the day. Its been nearly 20 years since the release of their debut album Between a Rock and a Hard Place, and if you’re curious to know how [cont.]

After having made the rounds with two previous leaks The Immortals Project now offer up “Major Play” f/ El Da Sensei & Sadat X, as the two microphone kings showcase a vulgar display of East Coast bounce, veteran emcee wordplay and there undeniable signature styles. “Major Play” is from The Immortals Project upcoming album Rogue [cont.]

“On The Rise” is now the second single to be released by The Immortals Project f/ El Da Sensei. Following up their most recent leak “Affirmative Action”, which raced up the college hip-hop music charts since its debut (currently 12th and climbing). “On The Rise” is the track that helped set the tone for their [cont.]

“Affirmative Action” is the first song off of the Immortals Project’s upcoming album “Rogue Agents” and it shows what a tailor made track for an emcee like El Da Sensei can do to enhance what the song ultimately becomes. El Da Sensei and Duplicuts, operate on this song like a Navy Seal Team with expertly [cont.]

Vorheez of Mystika Music’s Problemaddicts crew drops his debut single “Place To Be,” featuring New Jeru’s El da Sensei and Stones Throw signee Homeboy Sandman. Produced by Poland’s premiere production duo, The Returners, “Place To Be” initiates Vor’s solo effort as he gets ready for the release of his debut solo album, Say Anything.

In promotion of El Da Sensei’s Nu World Remix EP, which is now available on iTunes, the Nu Jeru legend reunites with his Artifacts cohorts Tame One & DJ Kaos for the !llmind Remix of “Everyday In The Street”. Directed by Monstar Films, this video signifies the first time that all three Boom Skwad members [cont.]

In promotion of El Da Sensei’s Nu World Remix EP, which is now available on iTunes, the Nu Jeru legend reunites with his Artifacts cohorts Tame One & DJ Kaos for the !llmind Remix of “Everyday In The Street”. Directed by Monstar Films, this video signifies the first time that all three Boom Skwad members [cont.]

El’s new remix EP is on Itunes now – stream the whole thing below and purchase if you feel so inclined: After a year since the release of El Da Sensei’s acclaimed Global Takeover 2: Nu World LP (GT2), the Nu Jeru legend has returned with a follow-up EP, appropriately titled, The Nu World Remix [cont.]

For El Da Sensei’s latest collaborative effort, he gets some help from his Artifacts partner in rhyme Tame-One and New Jeru’s first lady, Rah Digga for the !llmind Remix of “Everyday In The Street”. As featured on The Nu World Remix EP, which drops next Tuesday (11.15.11), this song signifies the first time that El, [cont.]

DJ Premier blog discovered this gem from Afu-Ra’s upcoming Voice Of A Brooklyn Star due in February 2012. Download  

“The Most Efficient” is track number 3 off the album A Moment To Reflect II now available for download at http://www.venomous2000.bandcamp.com/. Track produced by Sci Fi Stu, video by V2G Photography.

Check out some footage of El’s performance at Kevin Nottingham’s A3C showcase. Be ready for a nice surprise at the end of the vid. It’s what we’ve been waiting for ya’ll.  El and The Returners new album, GT2: Nu World is in stores now, but peep the track  “Toxic Words” featuring John Robinson & Reks. [cont.]

It’s been over 10 years since the three man crew consisting of Evidence, Rakaa Iriscience & DJ Babu,better known as Dilated Peoples released their acclaimed debut album, The Platform back in May of 2010.  As a tribute to one of the best groups to ever do it, The9Elements.com joins forces with Coalmine Record’s artist roster of Singapore Kane, Bekay & El Da Sensei to pay homage [cont.]

HHS: One thing I’ve always noticed about you is your consistency. In all of your releases you have a trademark sound and seem to know who you are. A lot of artists try to re-invent themselves, even with success, what keeps you consistent? El The Sensei: I think it’s really just the formula that I [cont.]

If there’s one thing that hip-hop fans appreciate,it’s consistency.In a music landscape where artists continually have to reinvent themselves to stay relevant and therefore – paid – consistency is rare.But in the case of emcee El Da Sensei, fans always know what to expect.Autotune? Nope.Synthesized beats? Nope.How about rhymes about blowing money fast?Nah son.The basic [cont.]