Not to be confused with Dres the Black Sheep, producer dRes joins Guilty and Truck on this track from his upcoming Wild Produce compilation.

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

“Ride To Dat” is the follow up to Libretto’s classic single “Volume” ft. Lifesavas and it finds him at the top of his game trading verses with Detroit’s Guilty Simpson. Jumbo’s remix of “Ride To Dat” transforms this certified summer jam into a hard hitting, breakbeat backed track that is the perfect compliment for these [cont.]

Mike Beatz (Feat. Guilty Simpson) – You Know from UnkleLuc on Vimeo.

New Video from Ohio MC and Producer duo G.Huff and Vice Souletric off of thier new LP, Where Do We Go From Here. Guest appearances include Guilty Simpson, Termanology, REKS, Ruste Juxx, Buff 1 and Carlitta Durand, among others. “The time and detail we put into this LP is evident from track 1 to track [cont.]

Guilty speaks with Bootleg Kev about his favorite emcees in the Detroit scene.

New video for the lead single off of Paul White’s forthcoming album, Rapping With Paul White (due August 22 2011). Album will feature appearances from Guilty Simpson, Danny Brown, Homeboy Sandman, Marv Won, Jehst, Tranqill, Moe Pope, and Nancy Elizabeth.

UK Producer, Paul White, is preparing to release his album “Rapping With Paul White” on August 22nd (UK) / August 23rd (US) via the good folks at One-Handed Music. Last week, CMJ premiered the tracklisting and album info boasting features from the likes of Danny Brown, Guilty Simpson, Homeboy Sandman, Marv Won and others, including [cont.]

Sean P. and Guilty talk Random Axe.

Untitled from HipHopSite.Com on Vimeo. HipHopSite.Com’s DJ Pizzo caught up with Guilty Simpson at Savile Row in Las Vegas this past week, where he spoke about the prospect of sequel to the Random Axe project, as well as “OJ Simpson 2″ with Madlib, among other things.

A track on Vast Aire’s album “Ox 2010: A Street Odyssey” that was years in the making and long overdue was “The Verdict” f/Guilty Simpson. The track brings the two underground titian’s together for the first time and it does not disappoint. Much like the pairing of a nice wine, so matches the production from [cont.]

Cause sleep is the cousin of death…. From Thoth’s forthcoming mixtape with Statik Selektah. LISTEN: Thoth – “F Sleep” (feat. Guilty Simpson + Danny Brown) (prod. Swiff D)

Another single from Duck Down super-group project Random Axe, made up of Sean Price, Black Milk, and Guilty Simpson. Album out June 14th.

Catch Lungs is a 21 year old artist who just released his album Awake In A Dream, available now on Bandcamp. Guest shots from eLZhi, Guilty Simpson, Blu, One Be Lo, and more. Sample it below, then do the right ting and fork over $8 if you like it…. Awake In A Dream by Catch [cont.]

Black Milk speaks with Marlene Boyette in Boston about his forthcoming collaborative LP with Sean Price and Guilty Simpson, Random Axe, due May on Duck Down. Sucka emcees duck..!

A glaring omission from our 60 Reason To Live Another Year list, Black Milk will team with Sean Price and Guilty Simpson to form Random Axe. While the album had been talked about the last year, it seemed like one of those things that would never manifest. That is, until Black Milk TwitPic’d the tracklist [cont.]

LISTEN: MED – “Ain’t Bragging” (ft. Guilty Simpson; Prod. by Waajeed) MED – “Ain’t Bragging” (ft. Guilty Simpson; Prod. by Waajeed)

First single from Detroit’s The Left (Apollo Brown + Journalist 103 + DJ SoKo), taken from the album, Gas Mask, on Mello Music Group. Featuring Guilty Simpson. The Left – “Reporting Live” (feat. Guilty Simpson)

In the above video, Black Milk states that the Random Axe super-group project with him, Sean Price, and Guilty Simpson will be out by the end of 2010.

Guilty Simpson is an emcee with skills that also has a knack for working with some of the dopest producers in the game. From his work with J Dilla to Black Milk, Guilty gets it in. As always, Madlib is a busy man, dropping more releases than No Limit in the 90s. The LP OJ Simpson [cont.]