This is the brand new single from Montage One featuring The Foreign Exchange (Phonte & Nicolay) and Yahzarah. The album, 10.6.3 OGX, drops Tuesday, September 25th and features production by DJ Babu, Evidence, Jake One, Exile, E-Swift, Evidence & More.

One from Phonte and Nicolay’s Dear Friends: An Evening With The Foreign Exchange CD/DVD combo pack, hitting June 28th. LISTEN: Foreign Exchange – “All Of The Kisses” (feat. KING) Foreign Exchange – “All Of The Kisses” (feat. KING)

Are you sure you want to be a rapper?

One more from Phonte and Nicolay’s third LP, Authenticity, available now.

Foreign Exchange frontman, Phonte, reviews Kanye’s Runaway, plus Jackass 3D, The Town, and The Social Network in one minute each.

Phonte and Nicolay discuss the history of Foreign Exchange in this three-part mini-documentary.

Presenting the cover art and tracklist for FE’s third LP, Authenticity, due Oct. 12th on FE Music. “I think every band reaches that point when they come into their own and find a sound that is distinctively theirs,” says Phonte in reference to the album’s title. “The title refers to me and Nic’s journey to [cont.]

Foreign Exchange Music’s new artist Yahzarah delivers her first video, directed by Matt Koza.

The press release reads as follows….. “SunStorm” is the latest album from Detroit-area born, DC-area based producer/multi-instrumentalist Zo! Best known for his 2008 collaboration with Phonte on the cult classic “Zo and Tigallo Love the 80′s” as well as his work on The Foreign Exchange’s Grammy-nominated LP, “Leave It All Behind,” “SunStorm” is an extensive [cont.]

Little Brother talk about the end of Little Brother, new solo projects, song writing and Foreign Exchange. Check it out above.

With a tour promised for late September, the Foreign Exchange – comprised of producer Nicolay from the Netherlands and Phonte of Little Brother in North Carolina – are making big waves in creating the first of its kind hip hop project, where upon completing their debut LP titled Connected, they hadn’t even physically met each [cont.]

      The best of both worlds has been redefined.  When Phonte of Little Brother fame was searching Okayplayer.com, he stumbled across a post that simply said to “check out these beats.” Phonte decided to check out the fledgling producer and found something mind-blowing – a producer whose style rivals the likes of his own in house [cont.]