Polyester channels Ice Cube for this Freddie Gibbs collabo.

360 gets some high-profile guest shots on his latest.

Produced by Hippie Sabotage. Club Wiley, The Debut Mixtape from Alex Wiley, drops June 4th via Closed Sessions.

From the duo’s Game Over EP, available now on iTunes.

Freddie Gibbs & Fashawn collab for the first time over P-Money’s latest track, “Break It Down,” off his upcoming album, Gratitude, out May 21st on Dawn Raid Ent./Dirty Records/Duck Down Music.

Tony Williams grabs some fellas from his backyard for this Chi-Town love rap.

From Naptown Standup Vol. 9 mixtape, which is also hosted by Gangsta Gibbs. Can we get an untagged, Fred?

From Trakk Sounds and DJ Holiday’s Instrumental II Society mixtape.

Freddie Gibbs tells the tale of Michael Jackson’s return to Gary, Indiana. Directed by Mack Williams.

Freddie Gibbs talks with The Morning Riot, about his defunct relationship with Young Jeezy, T.I.’s statements about gangsta rap, the Rick Ross shooting, and rappers buying legacies with bullets.

Before his sold out show at Santos in NYC, Freddie Gibbs speaks to Duck Down Visuals about his first hand experience with Police brutality, being discharged from the Army and the inspiration to do an album with Madlib entitled “Cocaine Piñata.” brightcove.createExperiences();

For this episode, we headed to Times Square where we filmed a few songs from Peruvian pan pipes crew Espiritu Andino and found percussion right around the corner from fellow street performers Wanted Techniques. After Mr. Green got what he wanted, he took the audio files into the studio to work up a beat. LFTS [cont.]

Muggs has been experimenting with some dubstep lately, and now he takes his tracks….. to the trap!! Gangsta Gibbs gets down on this one, taken from his January 15th album, Bass For Your Face.

This track comes from Scrilla’s The Demonstration 2 due early 2013.

From Baby Face Killa. Presented by L-R-G.

From LOS.FM hitting in January.

Freddie Gibbs called into the Breakfast Club a few days after his appearance with them to confirm that he has parted ways with Young Jeezy’s CTE imprint. In the initial interview, he sort of beat around the bush when asked about it, and with the follow-up call to the show, he confirms that he is [cont.]

From DJ Wally Sparks’ new SPKSMEN Vol. 1 mixtape.

Freddie Gibbs sits in with The Breakfast Club, speaking on his status with CTE, inheriting Jeezy’s beefs, when to expect his next project, Gary, Indiana, and more.