Ok, one more new track from Kurupt’s new album Streetlights. This one features DJ Drama, Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik and Terrace Martin. Streetlights in stores April 2oth. That’s starting to get repetitive. LISTEN: Kurupt + DJ Drama + Snoop Dogg + DJ Quik + Terrace Martin – “Bounce, Rock, Skate (Kurupted Mix)”

A couple days ago the video leaked, here is the audio to the track. Kurupt’s new album Streetlights hits store April 20th. LISTEN: Kurupt + Xzibit – “In Gotti We Trust”

New video from Kurupt and Xzibit off Kurupt’s new album Street Lights. Street Lights in stores on April 2oth.

Here we go with the G-Mix of “I’m Burnt” from Kurupt, Snoop and Problem. Streetlights, the new album from Kurupt hits stores April 20th. Kurupt + Snoop Dogg + Problem – “I’m Burnt (Remix)” (MP3)

Here we go with a few more tracks off the upcoming Murs and 9th Wonder album Fornever. The first track below is the title track of the album and features Kurupt while the second track below features Suga Free. Check them out below, Fornever hits stores April 13th. LISTEN: Murs + 9th Wonder + Kurupt [cont.]

Another track fresh off The Manifesto by Inspectah Deck. Full album was released this morning and can be purchased on iTunes or at any retailer. LISTEN: Inspectah Deck + Kurupt + Billy Danze – “Gotta Bang”

New tracks from Sadat X as he readies for his new release, Wild Cowboys II. Sadat released a 10 track EP earlier in the year which contained five new tracks and the instrumentals. These tracks were not on the EP and have not been released as of yet. “Pray features Umi, M-1 (of Dead Prez), [cont.]

L.A. Leakers strike back with new mixtape from 1/2 of DPG, working as a prelude to his forthcoming album, Streetlights, dropping (when else) 4-20. Guest shots from Snoop Dogg, DJ Quik, Lil’ Wayne, Daz Dillinger, Maroon 5, Warren G, and more. Kurupt – “Tha 4:20 Mixtape (Prequel To Streetlights)”

     Over the past fifteen years, Kurupt has made a name for himself in Hip-Hop.  With success a both a soloist and part of the group Tha Dogg Pound, his name garnishes some attention.  As of late, Kurupt has been using his rep to push projects from LA to Philly.  With his latest effort, he [cont.]

Since the opening bars of “Stranded on Death Row”, Kurupt has had heads open.  Yet, despite this fact, Kurupt’s solo career has generated a decline in interest with each successive release. Though the West Coast’s kin of Keith Murray continues to stay visible, most of that can be attributed to all of the drama, rumors, innuendo and [cont.]

        On the real, are heads even looking forward to the new album from Kurupt? First and foremost, the single, “It’s Over”, couldn’t be worse, and with an album title as corny as Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey one would think the label would have stepped in and at least have spelled the word “odyssey” correctly. [cont.]