From the new Coalmine Records remix compilation, Reminded Vol. One.

Produced by Fizzy Womack and the Revelations. From the album, 36 Seasons due December 9th.

HiPNOTT Records and Crazy Noise Productions come together to bring you the new single “Chess Never Checkers”, featuring Hip-Hop giants Kool G Rap and Guilty Simpson. Produced by DJ Dez and DJ Butter, this new banger can be found on the duo’s latest album, A Piece of The Action, available now on iTunes.

From the album, Child of an Immigrant. Produced by Beatnick & K-Salaam. Cuts by Quickie Mart.

Saigon drops another leak off the upcoming GSNT3: The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard this time calling out the history of rap with features from Memphis Bleek, Lil Bibby, and the legendary Kool G Rap.

Saigon’s new album Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 3: The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard drops 30 Sept. 2014

From Spesh’s recent The Art Of Production mixtape. Directed by Kool G. Rap, who also has his upcoming Son of G Rap project slated for this year.

Members of the legendary Juice Crew weigh in on Cormega’s outspoken track from Mega Philosophy, “Industry”. Produced by The Large Professor.

From 2013′s The Godfathers album, Once Upon A Crime. Story written and produced by Marco Spinetti & Manuel de Bernardinis. Directed and edited by Matteo Bianchi.

Wisconsin based emcee Taiyamo Denku teams up with Australian beatmaker Dcypha for their upcoming album SUPERNATURAL. Denku recruits legendary NY emcee Kool G Rap and AOTP’s head chef Vinnie Paz for the braggadocio inspired first single called “Ice Cold.” The aforementioned trio approach Dcypha’s boom-bap production with an assortment of shock value lines that are definitely rewind worthy. Dcypha and Taiyamo Denku will release their collaborative album SUPERNATURAL on June 25th and it features KRS One, Keith Murray, Blaq Poet, Sadat X, Chino XL, Apathy, Chris Rivers, Craig G, Tragedy Khadafi, Copywrite and a slew of others.

Spe$h teams with DJ Premier and Kool G. Rap on the first single from his upcoming project, The Art Of Production.

Domingo has released the first single for “Same Game – New Rules” entitled “The Return” which features Chris Rivers, Bamboo, Krs-1 and R.A. The Rugged Man. (Cuts by Dj Eclipse)

Domingo is one of the most prominent hip hop producers to ever come from East New York, Brooklyn he has produced for some of hip hop’s most respected and well known artists such as Big Pun, Eminem, Kool G Rap, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Fat Joe, KRS-1 to name a few.

In keeping focus to his NYC grimey street boom bap sound has decided to keep hip hop alive by producing his 7th studio album entitled

“Same Game – New Rules”. The album is slated to have such artists as Nutso, Chris Rivers, Krs-1, Kool G Rap, R.A. The Rugged Man, Ras Kass, AZ, Bamboo, Demorne Warren, and many others.

Domingo has went the crowd funding route on this album to keep it fan supported and independently released having his fans and supporters be a part of the album making experience.

- The type of student he was at school (0:15)
- Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:35)
- His 1st big paycheck (1:26)
- The key to success (2:12)
- His favorite cartoon character (2:52)
- Favorite video games (3:49)
- The realest shxt he ever wrote (4:25)
- Wanting to work with EMINEM & JAY-Z (5:04)
- New York Hip Hop, JAY-Z carrying the torch (5:31)
- His respect for the South & the West Coast (6:56)
- Untold 50 CENT story (7:55)
- DMX being a Hero to Hip Hop (9:40)
- New generation not respecting OGs (10:05)
- The biggest lie in the world (11:08)
- The true definition of a “G” (11:36)
- His message to the youth (12:47)

Flood Gates opening soon.

Produced by DJ Supa Dave. From Deep Concepts Media Opportunity Knox Vol. Two.

Necro has been putting down for years in the underground hip-hop scene, with a loyal legion of fans that follow his every move, and violently populate the Psycho+Logical-Records message boards. He’s built up a strong catalog of releases for himself and other members of the Non-Phixion crew, and made a lot of noise during the indie hip-hop era of the early 2000′s. His latest project comes as quite a surprise, as he teams with the legendary Kool G. Rap to form The Godfathers, with Once Upon A Crime.

Its always been clear that G. Rap has been a heavy influence on Necro, whether it be through his abrasive, breathless delivery, or the brutal subject matter of his rhymes. So seeing these two team up together makes a lot of sense, with Necro producing the album, and both of them trading off verses.

If you’ve heard a Necro project before, you kind of already know what to expect here. Necro commandeers this project, as his influence weighs heavier over it that G. Rap’s, due to his creative direction, production, and mic duties. Necro spits like a crisper version of G. Rap’s famous flow, with the lyrics just a bit meaner, the content just a bit darker.

The album kicks off on a high note with “Teflon Dons”, an almost perfect execution of the two rappers’ styles, over a raw track from Necro. This continues into “The City”, which also works, despite the hook being a slightly corny flip on Lovin Spoonful’s 60′s “Summer In The City”. This problem of rehashing things we’ve heard a million times before isn’t isolated to “The City”, as a matter of fact, as “Omerta” rips the theme from The Godfather. Guess it’s appropriate for a group called “The Godfathers”, but how many times has hip-hop mined these old mob movies for ideas?

Among the album’s lengthy 18 tracks, things are largely hit-and-miss. “American Sickos” completely nails it, as Necro takes it back to off-kilter, early 90′s jazz-loops, while he and G. Rap trade verses at 120+ BPM. On the other hand, we get tracks like “Black Medicine” and “Unsub”, which suffer from R&B hooks that don’t exactly compliment Necro’s rugged production. For every great track, there’s a skippable one.

Once Upon A Crime is a triumph for Necro in the fact that he has cut an album with the very man that inspired him to become an emcee to begin with. In that respect, whether we like some tracks, don’t like others is irrelevant, as Necro has achieved a personal milestone with Once Upon A Crime.