From the forthcoming LP, Carry On Tradition from Chicago-based producer, A-Villa. Carry On Tradition will be released 9/23 via Closed Sessions and features appearances by: Big K.R.I.T., Action Bronson, Kool G Rap, Joell Ortiz, Freeway, Michael Christmas, Roc Marciano, N.O.R.E., Macie Stewart, AZ, Havoc, Freddie Gibbs, Tree, and many more.

Brooklyn spitter Mic Handz teams with 1/2 of M.O.P. in this Monstar Films directed piece. Available on iTunes now.

Whoo Kid delivers two interviews with M.O.P. and Raekwon. Danze and Fame speak on their G-Unit deal, Macklemore, working with Mobb Deep for the first time and more. Raekwon speaks on his new album, his lost Jay-Z collaboration, and Macklemore.

From the album, Rhyme Or Die.

Term’s new collab with 1/2 of Heltah Skeltah and 1/2 of M.O.P. gets a basement style video. Sean is classic in this video with the plastic cup.

IM GONNA LOOK LIKE PRINCE MARKIE D BY THE END OF THE DAY.

— TERMANOLOGY (@TermanologyST) November 28, 2013

New music from Termanology’s next mixtape release, produced by Michael Crane, cuts by DJ Deadeye.

From J-Love’s Not Designed To Quit, hitting November 19th.

Lil Fame of the legendary M.O.P. comes thru to destroy this Roots beats for DJ J-Ronin’s upcoming Freestyle Files Vol. 2.

From DJ J-Ronin’s Freestyle Files Vol. 2.

Termanology teams up with DJ Kay Slay, Sheek Louch, Lil Fame Of M.O.P. to shoot the visuals for his latest single “Straight Off The Block”. Produced By Shortfyuz. Directed & Edited By Gil Videos. Get the new album G.O.Y.A. on iTunes now.

Directed by Ethan Blum. From the album, Whatever You Say, available now.

This track comes from Rekstizzy’s new album, Whatever You Say, which is available now. Stream both the single and the full-length release down below.

Termanology will be releasing his new forthcoming solo-LP, GOYA’ (Guns Or Yay), which will be released on 10-8-2013 via ST./Brick Records.

This is the first leak from The Rub Remixed! Coming July 30, 2013:

The Rub’s first EP of original music was released in June, and the duo (DJ Eleven and DJ Ayres) enlisted a handful of their favorite producers to remix the four songs. Inspired by the legendary Brooklyn party, The Rub Remixed is extremely eclectic, from boom bap hip-hop to rave anthems to chill out vibes.

Marco Polo brings a 90s rap aesthetic to “Feel You,” enlisting Lil Fame from M.O.P. to add some Brooklyn grime to complement Misun’s smoky singing. German dancehall dons So Shifty (Mad Decent) lift the Natalie Storm feature “Dutty Gyal” to high energy carnival Soca levels, while XXXChange (T&A) keeps the electro feel of the original track but raves it out. Oakland’s Trackademiks (Fools Gold) smooths things out with his “Black & White” remix, delivering notes of 80s R&B and Bay slaps. Michna’s (Ghostly International) “At Night” remix is deep and lo-fi, like Afrika Bambaata scoring a Michael Mann film.

Go to The Rub website to download the original The Rub EP for free along with The Rub’s brand new mix for The Fader, and don’t miss their monthly bash at The Bell House, where they are celebrating their 11 year anniversary this summer.

Official music video for the DJ Skizz single Vio-Lence (feat. Lil Fame & Ill Bill) off the upcoming album B.Q.E (Brooklyn Queens Experience). Directed by Aaron Vasquez & Pace Rivers.