Scram Jones compiles many of his collaborations with Raekwon, as well as some unreleased, never heard before tracks.

Style P’s new Scram Jones produced album hits April 16th on Nature Sounds. 1. Float Intro 2. Manson Murder (ft. N.O.R.E.) 3. Bodies In The Basement 4. Hater Love (ft. Sheek Louch) 5. Take It Back 6. Haze Vs. Sour Skit 7. I Need Weed 8. Red Eye (ft. Jadakiss) 9. Reckless (ft. Raekwon) 10. [cont.]

First single from Styles P’s Float LP, produced entirely by Scram Jones, hitting April 20th.

Tomorrow, September 18th, New York City rapper Double A.B. will release his new album, the collaborative effort with producer Dub Sonata, Media Shower. The album, being released via Man Bites Dog Records, is classic New York hip-hop – all deftly chopped samples, slick wordplay, and vivid storytelling – and includes features from the likes Roc [cont.]

Statik delivers a video for this massive posse cut, and speaks with E! Online in the second clip.

New video from Scram Jones. NORE stops by to help explain why Montel Williams is the man.

N.O.R.E. jumps on a Scram Jones beat and uses Prodigy’s recent comment about an accidental shooting to his advantage. Lead track off of The N.O.R.E.aster EP out now.

Another Optiks produced banger, from Flint, Michigan’s contribution to hip-hop. New remix with added support from Scram Jones and Styles P. All due respect to the guests, but Connor ain’t letting nobody murder him on his own shit. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Jon Connor – “Epic (Remix)” (ft. Scram Jones & [cont.]

Some uncut raw shit from Scram, Al, and Oh No. Why wasn’t this on the LP? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Scram Jones + Gangrene (Alchemist + Oh No) – “How To Drown A Fish” (MP3) Scram Jones + Gangrene (Alchemist + Oh No) – “How To Drown A Fish” (MP3)

Here’s a little something extra from 2006 that you won’t find on Teflon Don, which drops tomorrow. Produced by Scram Jones. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Rick Ross – “Scram Jones Freestyle” (MP3) Rick Ross – “Scram Jones Freestyle” (MP3)

One more new track from the Wu Massacre album as it prepares to drop in stores at the end of the month. “It’s That Wu Sh*t” was produced by Scram Jones. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Method Man + Ghostface + Raekwon – “It’s That Wu Sh*t”

New freestyle from Sheek Louch over the Big Daddy Kane song of the same title.  Along with Sheek  is Red Cafe with production and scratching from Scram Jones. Sheek Louch + Red Cafe – “Ain’t No Half Steppin 2010′” (MP3)

    Able to hold down the mic, man the tables and also produce a hot track, Scram Jones is a hip-hop anomaly.  Hailing from the Bronx by way of New Rochelle, New York, Scram has been steadily carving himself out a place in hip-hop over the last few years.  Working with legions of underground and well-known artists, Scram [cont.]