Directed by Unjust. Hieroglyphics Imperium: “As one of the pioneering artists to come out of L.A.’s beat scene, Free the Robots continues to expand minds around the world with his lineup of original recordings and energetic live performances. The beatmaker that’s spawned from the Low End Theory community with a knack for producing psychedelic, jazzy [cont.]

Earlier this year, Zion I has returned with their Libations EP, the second installment of a three part series the duo is working on. Libations is the follow up album to Master of Ceremonies, the first installment of their free trilogy, which focuses on high energy music where the listener feels invigorated and can be [cont.]

Today, First Light is releasing their debut album, Fallacy Fantasy. The duo, made up of Hieroglyphics members Pep Love and Opio, has released a new video for the single “Los Lobos” to coincide with the albums release. Both the duo and the album were born out of Hiero’s “celebration of spontaneous musical collaboration,” and as [cont.]

The Hieroglyphics (Pep Love, Casual, Domino, Opio, Tajai, APlus) break down Bay Area Hip-Hop, talk new projects, explain their influencers, legacy of Hieroglyphics.

Casual unleashed this new-old Hiero track that didn’t make the group’s last LP. Opio, Pep Love, and Casual on the mic.

HipHopSite.Com, in conjunction with Hieroglyphics, Elevation Nation Productions, and Bandcamp, is proud to present Opio and Unjust’s Mark It Zero LP, a free downloadable album in celebration of 4/20, built around samples from The Big Lebowski. You’re not privy to all the new shit…. Grab it below. TRACKLIST: 1. Dios Mio 2. What Happens 3. [cont.]

Second offering from the forthcoming Opio and Unjust Mark It Zero LP, a free, downloadable Big Lebowski tribute album dropping on 4/20, right here on HipHopSite.Com. The new track is built around John Goodman’s famous “You see what happens, Larry”, monologue from the film. No lines about fucking complete strangers in the ass though. Audio [cont.]

If you’ve never seen The Big Lebowski, it’s time to change that. The 1998 Coen Brothers directed film is considered by many to be the their best work, and has since risen to cult-classic status. Twelve years later, interest in the movie still soars with frequent special screenings of the film in cities across the [cont.]