Here we go with a new track from Little Brother featuring Torae. Good track right here, with production from Khrysis. Check it out and make sure to get the album when it his stores on April 21st. LISTEN: Little Brother + Torae – “24″

Here we go with the Remix EP from producer Surock. The Remix EP features remixed tracks from Little Brother, Joell Ortiz, Common, Royce Da 5’9″ and Rah Digga. Check it out below. Surock – “The Remix EP” (Mixtape)

With the release of their new Ning website today, Big Pooh of Little Brother speaks on the controversial track “Star” with 9th Wonder, that leaked here over the weekend. “We decided to give that song to people for two reasons. First, the people have been asking for another 9th/Little Brother song since this is the [cont.]

In a nutshell, the long looming beef between 9th Wonder and Little Brother came to a head today via Twitter of all places, after Phonte leaked the group’s last collaborative track together “Star” – a track originally recorded for The Dream Merchant LP, but later to be used as an Itunes bonus track for Little [cont.]

New track from Little Brother, well kind of. This track was recorded back in 05-06 according to Phonte and at the time was intended as a bonus cut for the upcoming album Left Back. With some difference in opinions between Phonte and 9th Wonder and now this track will not be appearing as anything to [cont.]

Get a taste of the new Little Brother album, Left Back, dropping April 20th. 1. Curtain Call (Prod. By Khrysis) 2. Table For Two Feat. Jozeemo & Yahzarah (Prod. By Khrysis) 3. Tigallo For Dolo (Prod. By Khrysis) 4. Revenge Feat. Truck North & Median (Prod. By Khrysis) 5. So Cold Feat. Chaundon (Prod. By [cont.]

RJD2 releases a whole handful of new treats in promotion of his stellar new LP, The Colossus. Above, you can see the new video for “Spaceship For Now”, while below you can download a brand new Alan Wilkis remix of “A Shining Path”, his collaboration with Phonte of Little Brother. Updated tour dates through April, [cont.]

Phonte unleashes the first single from Little Brother’s Leftback release, coming soon. Could this be their last album? Verses seem to hint at it…. Little Brother – “Curtain Call” (MP3)

Little Brother frontman, Phonte Coleman, weighs in on MJ’s death. He brings up a lot of valid points about the allegations made against Mike. Preach on, brother: I haven’t been compelled to blog in a long time. In an era where everybody is twittering and text-messaging their lives away, a well-thought out essay that extends [cont.]

Not quite a full Little Brother reunion, but two outta three ain’t bad. – DJ Pizzo

Every couple of years a group with enormous talent comes on the scene and captures the hearts of hip-hop aficionados.   Then something happens, usually label problems. This is followed by  the creative differences within the group leading to the departure of a member or the destruction of the group as a whole.  Well this time [cont.]

      After turning the scene upside down with their out of nowhere debut, The Listening, LB has taken hip-hop by storm over the past couple of years. 9th Wonder became the “go to guy” for production, Phonte floored fans everywhere with his collaboration with Nicolay on the Foreign Exchange album and Rapper Big Pooh shut [cont.]

By Andreas Hale By now we all know about Little Brother getting a taste of the Benzino and Mays shaft over at The Source which ultimately led to the resignation of Editor-In-Chief, Joshua “Fahiym” Ratcliffe. After the shit hit the fan (once again), I decided to ask the man who was in the middle of [cont.]

HHS: What does the name Little Brother represent? Phonte:  The name Little Brother represents the homage that we pay to the artists who came before us; the Jungle Bros, Tribe Called Quest, Gang Starr, the Roots, etc…  They were like our big brothers coming up in the game.  Now, that we’ve decided to make music, [cont.]

Out of nowhere (North Carolina, to be exact), the trio of Phonte, Big Pooh, and producer 9th Wonder have taken the world of indy hip-hop by storm with their debut, The Listening, which first got props from ?uestlove, who not only crowned himself the king of the Little Brother fan club, but also claimed he was [cont.]