Let’s be clear, there’s not actually a beef happening here, it’s just two rappers cracking jokes at one another. It’s all fun and games until someone gets bodied.

Here goes another track from Grafh off his upcoming 2010 project. “Bout Dat” sounds more like the street single where as “Spotlight” sounds more like Grafh’s radio single. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Grafh + Jim Jones – “Bout Dat”

After weeks of leaking tracks we finally have the full mixtape. Check out the final track list below and download below. Track List: 01. Intro 02. Oh Yeah Intro feat Rell 03. Hit Em Up feat Mel Matrix, N.O.E. & Chink Santana 04. Haunted feat. Sen City & Gucci Mane 05. Alchemist Freestyle 06. Coke [cont.]

One more quick freestyle for Jim Jones over some Alchemist production as he readies for the release of his mixtape. The Ghost of Rich Porter, comes out tomorrow. Jim Jones – “Alchemist Freestyle’” (MP3)

Another leak from Jim Jones off his upcoming mixtape The Ghost of Rich Porter. Get the full mixtape March 23rd. Jim Jones – “Money On My Mind’” (MP3)

New album from Jim Jones The Ghost of Rich Porter now has the final track list and artwork to accompany it.  Album due to be released March 23rd.  Features from Chink Santana,  Gucci Mane and Shawty Lo just to name a few.  Full track list below. 1. Intro 2. Oh Yeah 3. Hit ‘Em Up [cont.]

The latest offering from Joell Ortiz featuring Jim Jones over the Lloyd Banks and Juelz Santana track.  Look for the new album Free Agent in stores in late March from Joell Ortiz.

A couple new joints from NYC rapper Jim Jones featuring Brydgang and friends.  The mixtape The Ghost of Rich Porter coming soon. Jim Jones + Brydgang – “Make Music”’” (MP3) Jim Jones – “Haunted’ (feat. Gucci Mane & Sen)” (MP3)

NYC re-imagining of the C&C Music Factory classic. And when we say “classic”, we mean “failure”. “When them dudes started kissing, I was lookin’ like ‘hmmmm’”. *pause* This track is hilarious, BTW.

It is no secret that Jim Jones has his issues with Jay-Z.  So it only made matters worse when S. Carter released the American Gangster motion picture inspired album of the same title detailing his life synonymously with the film and its protagonist (or antagonist, depending on your viewpoint), Harlem’s own Frank Lucas.  So Capo [cont.]

    In a little under a decade, Jimmy Jones has gone from “Cam’ron’s friend” on “Horse and Carriage” (remember me too?) to “Capo” of one of the hottest rap clicks around.  Along the way he has negotiated numerous business deals for himself and other members of the Dipset, as well as release a successful independent [cont.]

       Certain rap artists inspire equal amounts of hate and support with each new record dropped and freestyle recorded. One such act is the Diplomats, the Harlem-based crew consisting of front men Cam’ron, Juelz Santana, and Jim Jones. While many throw negative comments towards Dipset’s similarly sounding beats and simplistic wordplay, others rush street corners [cont.]