Studio Life: Raekwon & The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League Discuss Rick Ross and O.D.B. from 3 Little Digs on Vimeo. In part 3 of “The Purple Tape” discussions between “Chef” Reakwon and The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Raekwon speaks on Old Dirty Bastard’s production ability as well as why Rick Ross is successful.

Here’s another track from R-Les’ upcoming Les Is More, hitting Oct. 23rd.

Celebrating it’s 17th anniversary this week, Raekwon spoke on the influence of the original Only Built For Cuban Links. He also hinted about his next project, which may or may not be Part 3 in the series. “I know that, at the end of the day, people are paying attention to The Three, and my [cont.]

Check out Wu-Tang legend, Raekwon as he hops in the studio with Grammy award winning production team, the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League and talks about the creation of his debut album, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, also known as “The Purple Tape”. Watch also, as he autographs Rook’s original copy of the album.

Third release from RubyHornet’s upcoming Closed Sessions Vol. 2.

One more from Unexpected Victory.

Al Be Back may be the greatest rap moniker since Unpaid Bill.

Chicago’s very own Paypa joins forces with Raekwon, Nick Ds & JD Era on this BINK! produced record. Featured on the Henny on the Rocks II: THE BOTTLE mixtape out now. Shot|Directed|Edited by: Patrick “Embryo” Tapu.

Raekwon discussed why he never signed with Dr. Dre’s label. The rapper described the circumstances that prevented him from making a full legal commitment when the opportunity presented itself. However, he insisted that there’s a genuine friendship that remains between him and Dre.

From Noreaga’s recent Crack On Steroids mixtape. Produced by DJ Frikton, directed by DPTV films.

Directed by Gregory Buissereth. Produced by Andre Muir & Dash.

This record is really coming together. Wow.

Rae speaks on living in Canada (?), the status of the Wu-Tang Clan, the possibility of an Ol’ Dirty Bastard and more in these interviews with The Breakfast Club and Vibe.

Updated with CDQ. On another note, this is almost a Wu-Block song. Radio Rip from Kay Slay’s show. The most racist part of this song is at 2:17.

A pair of new videos from The Chef, the latter taken from the Unexpected Victory mixtape.

From Kofi Black’s #LoveSick EP.