J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League & Hypetrak present the long awaited Laws mixtape/dedication to Paul McCartney. Peep the interview Laws gave in regards to this release on the Hypetrak website .Peep the tracklist and download below. Laws – “Yesterday’s Future (A Dedication to Paul McCartney)” (Mixtape)

Laws gives us a visual to his version of Sir Paul McCartney’s Instrumental “Momma Miss America” from his 1970 album McCartney. The Laws version is on his Yesterday’s Future Mixtape hosted by Mick Boogie & Don Cannon. Directed by Derek Pike.

Laws is a Brazilian-born, Florida based hip hop artist signed with the Grammy winning producer trio J.U.S.T.I.C.E League. We have joined up with Laws and J.U.S.T.I.C.E League for his third and latest mixtape, Yesterday’s Future, hosted by tastemaking DJs Don Cannon and Mick Boogie. Having always been inspired by Paul McCartney, Laws selected 13 of [cont.]

Laws collabs with G.O.O.D. Music’s Cyhi Da Prynce in this video directed by 3 Little Digs.

Not a Kanye West cover, but a Yeah Yeah Yeahs one. From the 4:57 and 5:01 mixtapes, directed by Omar Shaikh.

A bit of show footage from LAWS’ Tampa Homecoming show. Also check out LAWS visitings Kanye’s album for a minute…or 2…or 3.Download link below. Yesterdays Future (a dedication to Paul Mccartney) drops December 2010. LAWS – “Dark and Twisted” (MP3)

From DJ Booth: During October’s CMJ Music Marathon, DJBoothTV’s own Jacques Morel had the chance to visit newly-opened Big Apple clothing store The Hundreds for a casual sit-down with Asher Roth, The Natural emcee (and freestyle series alum) Emilio Rojas and 4:57PM rapper Laws (also a freestyle alum). In the video below, produced in association [cont.]

New video fresh from Laws’ “5:01 (Overtime)” mixtape featuring the infamous K.R.I.T. and Emilio Rojas. Directed by Derick Pike.

DJBooth.net’s Jacques Morels goes behind the scenes of Laws’ “Hold You Down (Remix)” video shoot to talk to Big K.R.I.T.

Fresh off his recent  “5:01 – Overtime” mixtape, Laws is on the circuit once again. Check out his recent interviews with iHipHop and DJ Booth.

From DJBooth.Net: Brazilian-born, Florida-based up-and-comer (and freestyle series alum) Laws has rejoined forces with DJBooth.net to bring fans 5:01 (Overtime), an expanded, tagless re-release of acclaimed sophomore mixtape 4:57PM, which started off as a simple promotional release and has spiraled into a XXL Show and Prove, an opening on a US tour, and countless new [cont.]

One more freestyle to whet your appetite from the upcoming 5:01 Overtime mixtape from Laws.Nice freesteez over the classic “Crooklyn Dodgers ’95″ instrumental.

Laws prepares for his upcoming 5:01 Overtime mixtape, “symbolic of him no longer having to work a 9 to 5 and now being fortunate fortunate enough to be able to pursue [his] music full time.” Here, he freestyles over Nore’s “Blood Money”.

This generation of new talent teams for Laws’ “Hold You Down” remix. Still sleeping on these cats? Play ketchup. LISTEN: Laws – “Hold You Down (Remix)” (Emilio Rojas + Big K.R.I.T.) (MP3) Laws – “Hold You Down (Remix)” (Emilio Rojas + Big K.R.I.T.) (MP3)

Laws drops the video for “Hold You Down” from 4:57.Be on the lookout for the upcoming deluxe version titled Overtime.

Laws hits the radio circuit and brings us another freesteez. The mixtape 4:57 (Overtime) drops May 18th.

Laws stopped by Shade 45′s Toca Tuesday to talk about his 4:57 mixtape, and also spit this freestyle.

Here we go with a new remix of sorts from rapper Laws and Joe Budden. This track will appear on the re-release of Laws mixtape 4:57 Overtime. Check it out, they both get at it. Also make sure to check out the hiphopsite.com interview with Laws here. Laws + Joe Budden – “Target Practice” (MP3)

The extra prolific 9th Wonder chimes in with a handful of joints with his name attached to them today, so we figured why not roll them up into one fat post for your smoking consumption. First up is his new artist Rapsody, from his own IWW/Jamla Records imprint with “Man’s World”, where the femcee gives [cont.]

The NC super-producer talks with Decatur Dan on working with Laws on his “4:57PM” mixtape.