This week Out Da Box Radio features accomplished North Carolina Emcee “Rapper Big Pooh” of the legendary hip hop group Little Brother. Pooh took the time to speak on a range of intriguing topics including his beginnings as an emcee, the sacrifices he made being a part of Little Brother, his personality impact on the [cont.]

From Slum Village and Mick Boogie’s Dirty Slums 2 mixtape, coming January 29th.

The first single off Drique London’s collaborative EP with U’nique Music, entitled Payton & Kemp.

From Fat Boy Fresh Vol 2: Est. 1980, available now.

French/Moroccan singer/songwriter Ilhame Paris (pronounced Eelum) teams up with Rapper Big Pooh to release the aptly titled “French Kiss”. A Paris native, Ilhame speaks five languages fluently. Her upcoming album Just Wish It features collaborations with T3 of Slum Village, Nicolay of Foriegn Exchange, Shafiq Husayn of Sa-Ra Creative, Ky-Mani Marley, and Pooh. The video [cont.]

Freshly released by Atlanta’s Stankonia Studios —one of the most heralded studios in hip-hop’s history—comes the infectious banger, “Turn Around,” starring the indelible Slum Village, Rapper Big Pooh, the fast rising Seattle rapper J. Pinder and star-in-the-making Go Dreamer of The Flush. The third single from the A3C Edition 2012 Mixtape was produced by the [cont.]

From Pooh’s upcoming, Fat Boy Fresh Vol. 2, due out Nov. 20.

In this interview with Montreality, Rapper Big Pooh speaks about: – His story (0:17) – The type of student he was at school (1:03) – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up (1:20) – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on (1:54) – The key to success (2:15) – His passion for literature [cont.]

First single from Pooh’s Sleepers: The Narcoleptic Outtakes project, up now for pre-order at iTunes.

From Charlie Smarts project LowBottomMe.Produced by Black Jeruz for Better Days Music Group. Guitar and Bass by Thomas Clark. Video Directed by Kent Willard of Depth of Sound Productions. Cameos by Joe Scudda, King Mez, Tab-One, Foolery, Commissioner Gordon, Post, Bo.

In every group, there is always a breakout star. Michael Jackson stood out in the Jackson 5. Q-Tip is the most recognizable face of A Tribe Called Quest. You know the story. Group breaks up, one member goes on to super stardom. In the case of Rapper Big Pooh, he found himself initially on the [cont.]

All due respect to Roc C, despite the album cover making our “Worst Album Art of 2011″ list. Here’s another dope cut from the Stoned Genius. Download

Over the course of October and November, The DJBooth and Event Electronics have been bringing readers Booth-exclusive world premieres from a variety of the game’s hottest underground artists. Today, we are proud to present the 20/20 Music series in its Booth-exclusive mixtape form. The compilation features 20 original records (and one exclusive bonus cut) from [cont.]

From Law’s new mixtape, The Outbreak. Produced by Symbolic One. Download  

Second single off of Dirty Pretty Things, in stores now. Directed by Kent Willard. HHS review coming soon.

Another one from DJ Booth / Event Electronics Music Series, produced by Focus. Download  

With Phonte and 9th Wonder’s albums in the bag, the third of the trio steps up with this single from Dirty Pretty Things, hitting Nov. 1. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Rapper Big Pooh – “They Say” (feat. Choklate) Rapper Big Pooh – “They Say” (feat. Choklate)

Drops November 1st on Pooh’s For Members Only imprint.