From the Murs316 Records LP, Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt, coming sometime in 2014.

“S.O.S.” is a posse cut featuring all the artist currently on Murs new Murs 316 imprint.

The spontaneous and eclectic Kosha Dillz has no borders when it comes to his music and “Where My Homies Be” is proof of his always appealing nature. Equipped with stimulating visuals full of kaleidoscope’esque images akin to an acid trip, courtesy of Director Robbie Barclay, the video will definitely leave a lasting impression on the listener. Adding Gangsta Boo & Murs to the equation only adds to the insanity on the track, as each emcee is able to effortlessly flow over Belief’s infectious instrumental. “Where My Homies Be” is featured on Kosha Dillz’ sophomore album Awkward In a Good Way, which is now available.

Directed by Tabi Bonney. From the album Awkward In a Good Way which is now available through Murs 316.

The ubiquitous Kosha Dillz has perhaps one of the most diverse groups of ‘rapper friends’ in quite possibly the history of the genre. To prove this point, the bi-coastal emcee recruits both Gangsta Boo and Murs for the debut leak “Where My Homies Be” off his sophomore solo album Awkward In A Good Way which is set to drop November 5th via Murs 316. Produced by Belief, whose whose composed tracks for the likes of Ghostface Killah, El-P, Talib Kweli, Action Bronson, Kelly Clarkson, Murs and Jean Grae, “Where My Homies Be” packs more ‘bounce to the ounce’ than Zapp & Roger. Stay tuned for the visuals to drop at an internet near you.

For those curious to know how this seemingly random collaboration came to fruition, Dillz explains: “After randomly meeting at a warehouse party in LA, where Gangsta Boo performed, we linked for dinner at Mel’s Diner in Hollywood. After feeling completely enamored by randomness of the encounter, I thought a collaboration would shock the world. Once the story of our encounter made its way back to Murs from our mutual friend/producer Belief, he immediately jumped on the song.”

Here are the first two episodes of BET’s 2012 Cypher series. In part one, we see Tito Lopez, Brianna Perry, Relly, Fame, The Kid Daytona and K’La. The second clip finds RZA on the turntables, with Core Masson, Kosha Dillz and Boy Jones.

Boston-based indie label Leedz Edutainment has come together with The DJBooth and Coast 2 Coast DJs to bring listeners their latest compilation album, The Write Off Vol. 3. Hosted by Mr. Peter Parker, the project features 23 fresh records from a variety of the game’s hottest underground/up-and-coming emcees. Included are previously-featured, reader-approved leaks “From the Bottom to the Top” and “Stay Charged.” The Write Off Vol. 3 features contributions from such artists as Stalley, Apollo the Great, Slaine, Cam Meekins, Boom Vox, PackFM, Kosha Dillz, Torae, Akrobatik, Outerspace, Stu Cat and J The S. Beats come courtesy of Leedz, Matty Trump, Falside, Teddy Roxpin, Rob Whitaker, Ali the Great, Lightfoot, Ghetto Blaster, Don Benedetto, Saylor and Kno (of the Cunninlynguists).

Leedz Ent. Presents “The Write Off”

Notes from The RZA:

“Here’s a demo of a song we made about a year and a half ago at my east coast studio ’36 East’. It’s featuring Kosha Dillz, one of the rawest Jewish kids I know proving again that hip-hop comes in all shapes, sizes, forms and races… I thought I’d show him some love. The very special guest featured on this track is one of the illest of all time Kool G Rap.”

LISTEN: RZA – “Operator” (feat. Kosha Dillz + Kool G. Rap)

RZA – “Operator” (feat. Kosha Dillz + Kool G. Rap)