Killer Mike took some time for a Q&A after the show with EL-P in Miami to speak with Golden Underground TV. He talked about the new album, R.A.P. Music‘s, reception. comparisons to Nas’ Life Is Good), his artistic background, his favorite El-P song, the next R.A.P. Music album, defending T.I. being the “King Of The [cont.]

On the night of the political debates, Killer Mike delivers the video for “Reagan” from R.A.P. Music, produced by LP, out now.

El-Producto sits in with the WBEZ Chicago’s Sound Opinions radio crew, in this in-depth 40+ minute interview. He speaks on his two most recent projects, Cancer 4 Cure and Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, as well as what to expect next from the producer/emcee.

Oklahoma City’s Jabee was an opener for several dates on El-P’s “Into The Wild” tour, and the experience resulted in this collaboration presented today. Brooklyn producer/rapper El-P provided the production behind Jabee’s latest release, “Stephanie,” which also features vocals from North Carolina darling Carlitta Durand. “Stephanie” will appear as the A-side single on a 7-inch [cont.]

El-P and Big K.R.I.T. discuss uninformed interviewers, the best bunk on the tour bus, and the production process.

While little information has been released, El-P and Killer Mike will reunite after the success of their respective albums Cancer 4 Cure and R.A.P. Music with a collaborative project, which will find them sharing mic duties. El tweeted last night “me and (Killer Mike) bout to do a side project where we both rap. why? [cont.]

BOOM!

This episode of The Butcher’s Block features El-P and Killer Mike discussing Frank’s favorite songs on their new albums — Cancer For Cure & R.A.P. Music. Watch as Frank purchases and previews albums, then get the back-story during a stop on “The Into The Wild Tour”.

Slaughterhouse tap El-P for this complete reworking of the first single from welcome to: OUR HOUSE, hitting august 28th.

El-P performs at his album release show for Cancer for Cure, and deals with his weight issues.

Straight razors and intestines.

WOW. Directed by Timothy Saccenti, from Cancer 4 Cure.

It’s been five years since El-P’s I’ll Sleep When You’re Dead, his last studio full-length for the currently dormant Definitive Jux imprint. Moving on to Fat Possum, the very prolific emcee/producer has made up for lost time by releasing two side-by-side albums – his own Cancer 4 Cure – and Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, both [cont.]

Hot off the heels of releasing R.A.P. Music with Killer Mike, and his own Cancer 4 Cure today, El spoke on his next project with Rolling Stone – a full-length project with Unicorns and Islands frontman, Nick Diamonds: Do you see yourself doing more full album collaborations in the future? Yeah, absolutely. Certainly with Mike, [cont.]

Killer Mike started out as one of the umpteenth members of The Dungeon Family – a Native Toungesque collective formed around Outkast and The Goodie Mob. No offense to the rest of the crew, but many of them have had a hard time carving out successful solo careers or building solid fanbases for themselves. Maybe [cont.]

El-P returns on May 22 (and May 28 in the UK and EU) with the release of Cancer 4 Cure, his new record out on Fat Possum. Directed by Timothy Saccenti.

El-P just dropped another prophetic trailer hinting at the awesomeness of his forthcoming Cancer4Cure on Fat Possum May 22nd.

Another leak from El’s Cancer For Cure, hitting May 22nd on Fat Possum.