From the upcoming mixtape, The Last Hip-Hop Disciple.

Combat Jack writes: “One of my favorite interviews with one of the original Roc boys. Sauce talks growing up in the Marcy projects sandbox with childhood friend Jay Z, how Jay influenced him to start rapping. How he ghost wrote the Grammy winning “I’ll Be Missing You” for Diddy. He also gets personal about his [cont.]

…On the cut. Produced by Team Demo.

Sauce delivers new music, despite a long dry spell from the Marcy emcee.

One of our favorite Roc-A-Fella era emcees spits some bars for Kay Slay up at Shade 45.

New material from Sauce Money’s still-to-come album, Welcome Home.

New music from Sauce Muthafuckin’, from the upcoming album, Welcome Home.

Sauce Motherfuckin’ sits with DJ Eclipse to speak on his origins in the game, his next LP Kiss The Ring, and his relationship with Jay-Z.

Can he live? Sauce Motherfuckin’ breaks from hiatus and let’s us know what’s been happening lately. LISTEN: Sauce Money – “Let Me Live” (MP3) Sauce Money – “Let Me Live” (MP3)

Sauce Money spills his third finger swagger over some soulful sonics. Directed by Gsus 187.

We never understood why Sauce Money decided to go to MCA, rather than rolling with the R.O.C., especially since we always thought he was the nicest-next-to-Jay in the original Roc-A-Fella crew. Sauce is back to middle finger u with his new single, “Snipershot”, the first from an as of yet untitled new album, which reportedly [cont.]

 Even though Sauce Money is most notorious for turning the art of ghostwriting into a lucrative, and highly-compensated occupation by penning Puff Daddy’s haunting, and Grammy-award winning tribute to Notorious B.I.G., “I’ll Be Missing You”, he is no new jack to hip-hop heads. While the ramifications of that landmark single garnished him widespread recognition, this emcee [cont.]