Directed & Edited by Varras Tower for Varras Tower Films 2013. From Oh No’s Disrupted Ad’s

From Disrupted Ads, available now.

From the album Disrupted Ads, in stores now.

Oh No’s album Disrupted Ads is out today via Kash Roc Entertainment. The album features one of Oxnard’s finest pairing up with featured guests like Blu, Alchemist, MED, and others while running through a variety of exclusive instrumentals throughout the album. Today, in celebration of the album release, enjoy the free mp3 download of the [cont.]

Finally some good news. From Disrupted Ads, available now.

New music from Talib Kweli, which may or may not appear on his upcoming Prisoner of Conscious LP, due this April. Both tracks are produced by the almighty Oh No, and can be purchased on iTunes now.

From Oh No’s forthcoming Disrupted Ads, directed by Hayden Baptiste.

Here’s the latest single from Inspectah Deck and 7L & Esoteric’s collaborative album, CZARFACE. They really captured the Soul Assassins’ early 90′s sound on this one. 1.) Czarface Intro 2.) Air ‘Em Out 3.) Cement 3′s f/ Roc Marciano 4.) Czar Refaeli f/ Oh No 5.) Rock Beast 6.) Savagely Attack f/ Ghostface Killah 7.) [cont.]

Oh No’s upcoming album “Disrupted Ads” drops January 29th via Kash Roc Entertainment. The album features brand new instrumentals and guest features from Gangrene (Oh & Alchemist), Blu, Georgia Anne Muldrow, MED, Souls of Mischief, and others.

Oxnard, CA’s own, Oh No will drop his “Disrupted Ads” (Audio Dispensary System) Album on January 29th via Kash Roc Entertainment. The album features unreleased instrumentals and features guest vocal appearances from Gangreene (Alchemist & Oh No), Blu, MED, Souls of Mischief, and others. 1. Intro Doctor Visit 2. Creepers 3. Jones’s ft. Blu and [cont.]

From StonesThrow.Com: Oh No has remixed Strong Arm Steady’s album Stereotype, and we kept it a secret until the beat making, mixing and mastering were all complete and ready for release – today. This is available for now exclusively at Stones Throw and via Stones Throw’s digital subscription service – Stones Throw Digital Discography. Stereotype [cont.]

These two tracks come from Al’s recent collaboration with 9Five sunglasses, which resulted in this two part project that finds Al serving up breaks for each Action Bronson, Roc Marciano, Oh No, Big Twins, Chuck Inglish and Blu.

Earlier this month, Oh No announced a new collaborative album with upstart producer Chris Keys. The album, titled Ashes, in which Oh No, for the very first time, relinquishes totally his producer reins, will be released October 23rd via Heavy Keys Records. In announcing the project, Oh & Chris gave fans an early preview with [cont.]

Oh No comes from a musical family — his father is a storied ’70s soul singer; his uncle is an accomplished jazz trumpeter; his brother is the venerable producer Madlib — but that’s only part of the story. As an accomplished producer himself, Oh No has mined musical theater, Mediterranean psyche-funk, and Ethiopia’s experimental soul, [cont.]

On October 23rd, Oh No will team up with producer Chris Keys to release Ashes via Heavy Keys Records. To accompany the album announcement, Oh No & Chris Keys are also releasing album cut “Devastation”, premiered today by Pitchfork, which features Guilty Simpson and Montage One. For years, Oh No has proven himself as one [cont.]

Oh No has remixed Guilty Simpson’s OJ Simpson album. No word on whether we’ll get to hear the whole thing, but here’s a taste.

Detroit’s own House Shoes drops another song from his recently released album Let It Go available now via Tres Records. Today, enjoy the mp3 download from the album, “Dirt” featuring Greneberg (Oh No, Alchemist, Roc Marciano).

brightcove.createExperiences(); One more video from Vodka & Ayahuaska. Meanwhile, Al’s Russian Roulette is available now.

The Alchemist and Oh No stopped by Soul Assassins Studios to promote all of their new projects including the recently released Gangrene project, OhNo’s Ohnomite record, and Alchemist’s brand new album Russian Roulette.

Nepotism has always existed in hip-hop, for better or for worse. Rapper gets on, then signs his less talented friends and cousins, many whom try to acts as clones of their successful peer, usually bringing down said rapper in the process. There are some exceptions to the rule; The Clipse are a pair of brothers [cont.]