Raekwon’s next albu, Fly International Luxurious Art is coming April 28th, 2015. Peep the cover art below.

From Slay’s upcoming mixtape, The Industry Purge.

As revealed at Sundance, Raekwon will be releasing a documentary film on his classic LP, Only Built For Cuban Linx. This preview trailer shows interview footage from Raekwon, Nas, Quincy Jones, Ghostface Killah, U-God, Method Man, and more.

Vice: In December, 2014, VICE threw a massive rager for 3,000 of our closest friends at the Duggal Greenhouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yards. VICE staged dozens of performances throughout the evening, bringing together musicians as varied as Megadeth’s Dave Ellefson to The Unicorns’ Nick Thorburn to Ghostface Killah and Lil’ Wayne, to perform some of the songs that have defined VICE over its twenty years. Hell, Jonah Hill even rapped Drake, backed by our very own Spike Jonze on guitar.

The 30 man posse cut “The Rap Monument” is here. Pusha T, Bryant Dope, Go Dreamer, Retch,
Nipsey Hussle, Problem, Danny Brown, Mayhem Lauren, Raekwon da Chef, Vado, ​Kilo Kish,
Flatbush Zombies, Renegade El Rey, Rockie Fresh, Pill, Bodega Bamz, Remy Banks, Killer Mike,
Del Harris, YG, CyHi da Prince, Young Thug, Aston Matthews, Prodigy, SL Jones, Nasty Nigel, Bobby Creekwater, Action Bronson, Heems, Mike G, Yak Ballz, Zebra Katz, Two-9, Alexander Spit, ScottyATL, and Da$h each participate.

A couple more verses seep out from the 30-emcee free-for-all, “The Rap Monument,” coming soon. Produced by Hudson Mohawke.

Raekwon borrows Dej Loaf’s “Try Me” instrumental for a freestyle. Sidenote: I’ll be doing Wu-Tang Killa B-Sides 2014 before the end of the year. Last year’s edition is still here.

A look behind the scenes at the NYC & Atlanta session for the Rap Monument feat: Raekwon, Prodigy, Action Bronson, Bodega Bamz, Flatbush Zombies, Pusha T, Young Thug, Killer Mike, Two-9, Cyhi Da Prynce, SL Jones, and more.

Young Lito – friend of Troy Ave and member of the B$B crew has generated some legitimate buzz with “All About The Money,” so much that Rae and Ghost decided to bless the beat.

Sidenote: I’ll probably use this on my upcoming Wu-Tang Killer B-Sides 2014 mix. But there’s something else dropping first…

Produced by Ted Smooth, from Grafh’s 88 Crack Era mixtape, impacting this week.

New York City represent, represent. From Kay Slay’s The Original Man, hitting November 4th.

Raekwon concludes his Throwback Thursday series of classic R&B and soul covers with a mixtape release compiling all of them into one neatly packaged volume.

Volume #20 of The Chef’s #TBT series. Good run.

Raekwon spits over Carl Thomas’ “Phone Tap” rip, “Can’t Believe”.

Rae jumps on Mary J. Blige’s homage to Mary Jane Girls’ “All Night Long”, “Mary Jane (All Night Long)” for his #TBT series. A cover of a cover of a cover.