Produced by G Fool Beatz.

“Satin Black” is the first single off of the third Converse CONS compilation, CONS EP Vol. 3, with three more tracks being released throughout Spring 2015. The song was written by Hanni El Khatib and Freddie Gibbs, with Khatib handling production as well.

Mass Appeal Compilation, Vol. 1 coming 2015. Directed by RUFFMERCY.

Hit Skrewface’s Hitsville USA Vol. 3 album is out now.

Gangsta Gibbs keeps the cuts coming, this time teaming with JMSN for the “Street Sweeper” remix. JMSN’s Blue hits December 9th.

Just missed this one for my Cocaine Cowboy Gibbs mix. As featured in the Grand Theft Auto V re-release for PS4 & XBOX One.

In the tradition of previous artist mixes that I have done built around Kendrick Lamar, Pusha T, Talib Kweli, Danny Brown, and Daft Punk, I decided to do one for Freddie Gibbs. As usual, this is a traditional smoothly mixed “blend tape,” recorded on two turntables with Serato.

This tape collects various non-album Gibbs tracks from the last year or so. Includes collaborations with DJ Muggs, Jon Connor, Jeezy, Eminem, Problem, Young Thug, A$AP Ferg, Jadakiss, Madlib, Joey Bada$$, Statik Selektah, Action Bronson, Kanye West, Devin The Dude, Alchemist, Flume, and more.

1. Trapp Assassin (prod. DJ Muggs)
2. F’N Right (with Jon Connor)
3. Money Makin Mitch (with Giftz)
4. Talk To Me (with Young Jeezy + Eminem)
5. Smokin’ & Ridin’ (with BJ The Chicago Kid + Problem)
6. Creepin’ (with Alex Wiley)
7. Old English (with Young Thug + A$AP Ferg; prod. Salva)
8. Own Thing (with 360 + Jadakiss)
9. Break It Down (with P-Money + Fashawn)
10. Carry On (with Joey Bada$$; prod. Statik Selektah)
11. Terrorist (prod. Madlib)
12. Thug Til It’s Over (prod. Cookin Soul)
13. Knicks (Remix) (with Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, Ransom; prod. Madlib)
14. Cruising USA (with Blanco & The Jacka)
15. Til It Dawn (with Sauce McKinley)
16. Kids On The Block (with Buddy)
17. Another You (Remix) (with Tony Williams, Kanye West, King Chip)
18. Rollin (with Devin The Dude, Starlito, Killa Kyleon, Propain)
19. Listen (with 2eleven)
20. Shame (BADBADNOTGOOD Remix)
21. Tesla (with Domo Genesis, Hodgy Beats; prod. Alchemist)
22. Deep (prod. Madlib)
23. Clap (with Chill Moody & Apollo The Great; prod. Mr. Green)
24. Holdin’ On (prod. Flume)

BJ The Chicago Kid reunites with Gangsta Gibbs, after their work together on the Grand Theft Auto V soundtrack. Free download.

Speaking of Gibbs, the unscathed emcee joins Ransom on “Demise.”

The New York Post reports:

“Two people were shot in a trendy section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, early Tuesday, in what was purportedly a rap beef.

Hip-hop musician Freddie Gibbs, who had just performed at a record store called Rough Trade, claimed he was the intended target when shots were fired at 1:13 a.m. while he was sitting in a black GMC Denali at North 9th Street near Wythe Avenue.

Gibbs’ crew had barely rolled one block away when the gunman — dressed in a dark hoodie — ran up to their ride and fired several shots inside, the rapper said.

“They tried to kill Tupac. They tried to kill me,” Gibbs told The Post outside the club. “I’m still alive.”
Asked why he would be targeted, Gibbs said: “I’m Freddie Gibbs. They tried to kill me, but I’m still alive.”
Gibbs said he jumped out and ran to safety back at Rough Trade. He spotted the gunman fleeing east on 9th Street.
The gunman was seen on security video inside Rough Trade, trying to blend into Gibbs’ entourage while his crew was hanging out inside the club’s Guardian Green Room, police said.

“He [the shooter] was standing around you guys all night,” an investigator told Gibbs. “He was stalking you guys. We can tell on camera, he wanted it to look like he knew you, but it’s clear he didn’t. When you guys left, he was waiting for you outside.”

Cops showed Gibbs pictures of the gunman, and another man seen inside the club with him, but the rapper didn’t recognize either man.

Rough Trade doesn’t have metal detectors and doesn’t check customers for weapons, police said.
“They don’t have metal detectors, they don’t use wands,” the investigator said, “nothing prevents somebody from bringing in a gun.”

The gunman could have shot Gibbs inside, but instead opened fire when they were all outside.
“At one point, he [the shooter] was standing right next to you,” the investigator said. “The opportunity was there if he wanted to shoot.”

One victim was hit in the leg during the attack, and the other in the hand. Both are expected to survive their wounds, police said.

Both victims were transported to Bellevue Hospital and listed in stable condition. Police did not identify the victims.

There were no immediate arrests.”

Gibbs has responded via Instagram:

Yep. Still Livin. Thanks NYC.

A photo posted by @freddiegibbs on Nov 11, 2014 at 2:12am PST

Salva’s new mixtape, Peacemaker mixtape is out now. Here’s a cut from the set featuring Gangsta Gibbs and Psyde of PsychoDrama.

Cool, they are finally referring to Freddie and Otis as Madgibbs. Original version is on the Pinata album.

Noisey: “We asked Freddie Gibbs to respond to some of the comments left on Youtube about the music video for his track “Thuggin”.”

One more piece of the Blood Moon: Year Of The Wolf puzzle.

Gangster Gibbs stops by Tim Westwood’s crib session for a freestyle.