A couple new Marco Polo and Ruste Juxx tracks from their upcoming album The eXXecution. The eXXecution is set for release March 23rd on Duck Down. LISTEN: Marco Polo + Ruste Juxx + Rock of Heltah Skeltah + Freddie Foxxx – “Take Money” LISTEN: Marco Polo + Ruste Juxx + Sean Price – “Fuckin Wit [cont.]

Couple Sean Price tracks possibly off his upcoming third and final solo album Mic Tyson. This is still the rough unfinished version of this track but sounds like it has much potential.  More verses should be added soon to “Angel Dust” while “Gangleader”sounds like a intro or a unfinished freestyle.  Mic Tyson set to be [cont.]

DigiCrate Records will release DJ Kryptonite’s “The Volume” LP on March 16th via Itunes and AmazonMP3. The album will include collaborations with Sean Price, Roc Marciano, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Jak Progresso, Tha Connection, and others. Check out snippets in the clip above.

After producing the lead-single, “We Made You,” for Eminem’s Grammy award winning (Best Rap Album) LP Relapse, Doc Ish will release his debut LP, Doc Ish Presents: The First Treatment, on May 11th, 2010. Doc Ish’ debut will include collaborations with a who’s who list of Hip-Hop’s best emcees and it will include some must [cont.]

Taken from Sean’s “Kimbo Price” mix CD, in stores now.

Duck Down, uh, we mean Ruck Down Recordings artist, Sean Price, continues to carve out his own niche as a post-Heltah Skeltah solo artist, now teaming with Society Original Products who have designed this limited edition, custom New Era cap in his honor. The hat is called “Decep”, a nod to the legendary Brooklyn Decepticons [cont.]

It seems that Sean Price, fed up with how things have been run at Duck Down Records, has ousted each Dru Ha, No Ha, and Buckshot, and has taken over the label, renaming it Ruck Down Records. Said Ruck, “The black man is in charge. If you’re not down with Ruck, Ruck ain’t down with [cont.]

On June 30th, E1 Music will release the new album from “Wu-Tang”, entitled “Chamber Music”. That is not to be confused with The Wu-Tang Clan, it’s just labeled as “Wu-Tang”. What does this mean exactly? Lord knows, there have been tons of albums with the Wu insignia on them over the years, some used to [cont.]

The term “helter skelter” is used to describe something that is in complete chaos or disarray, made infamous in the 1960′s by Charles Manson, who suggested his murder spree was in preparation of an apocalyptic race war by the same name. But Ruck and Rock boiled it down to simply “Heltah Skeltah means war”, with [cont.]

    “I’m just here to let y’all know that the first one [album] wasn’t a fluke.”  These words spoken by Sean Price on this very website sums up his motivation for his sophomore effort, Jesus Price Supastar.  It’s not easy to follow up a critically acclaimed album; what was a surprise is now expected and [cont.]

When we last heard from Sean Price, he was gearing up for his first solo project.  It was nearly 7 years since Magnum Force dropped and many were wondering if Sean P can hold his own on the mic.  Now one year since silencing his critics with one of the best lyrical albums of 2005, [cont.]

    In hip-hop you have four different kinds of emcees. You have your conscious emcee, your battle emcee, your jiggy emcee and your filthy street emcee. Some try to fit into two or more categories (ie 50 Cent’s “Street/Jiggy” persona), but all emcees lean toward one more than the other. When Heltah Skelter dropped Nocturnal almost a [cont.]