Freestyle from Frank Da Butcher and Statik’s forthcoming Concepts: Selektions tape. LISTEN: Ill Bill – “Megatron (Freestyle)” (prod. Statik Selektah) Ill Bill – “Megatron” (prod. Statik Selektah)

History in the making… Last night, Freeway and Statik Selektah recorded the Statik Free EP live via UStream, to an audience of over 50,000 viewers. Today, the EP is available on Itunes. Here’s a taste. Showin’ off, for real….. LISTEN: Freeway + Statik Selektah – “From The Street” (feat. M.O.P. + Termanology)

The Showoff Records crew got down on Shade 45′s ShowOFF Radio, as seen above.

Two tracks served up courtesy of Statik Selektah and Termanology’s Evening News EP, which was recorded in one evening, live on UStream. The full EP is available now via Itunes. LISTEN: 1982 (Statik Selektah + Termanology) – “The Money Is Reality LISTEN: 1982 (Statik Selektah + Termanology) – “Start It Like This” 1982 (Statik Selektah [cont.]

Cons brings another one from Movies On Demand 2, produced by Lee Bannon, with Statik Selektah on the cut.

The Showoff Records crew celebrate a phenomenal year with this cover of the new Harlem classic. LISTEN: 1982 + Kali + Reks + JFK + Teyana Taylor – “Christmas In Boston” 1982 + Kali + Reks + JFK + Teyana Taylor – “Christmas In Boston”

Chace delivers the first selection from Frank The Butcher & Statik Selektah Present “Concepts: Selektions”. Here’s what we know: Frank The Butcher & Statik Selektah have joined forces on “Concepts: Selektions”. This mixtape is inspired by seminal classic 90′s mixtapes like DJ Doo Wop’s “Live 95″ & Tony Touch’s “50 MCs”. Frank The Butcher worked [cont.]

Statik Selektah released this new/old track earlier via the Showoff Records website, taken from The Leftovers compilation, hitting Dec. 21 on Itunes. LISTEN: Statik Selektah – “No Shame” (feat. Termanology, Ea$y Money, Wais P) (MP3) Statik Selektah – “No Shame” (feat. Termanology, Ea$y Money, Wais P) (MP3)

Showoff Records artist Kali teams with label head Statik Selektah and Clinton Sparks for this introductory mix. 1. Clinton Sparks – Intro 2. No Peace (prod by Bam Savage) 3. Faded ft Termanology (prod by ATG) 4. Sometimes ft C-scharp (prod by Statik Selektah) 5. Full Cup – (prod by Diamond Style) 6. Say a [cont.]

Stat and Term release their EP into the wild, originally offered free with purchase of the 1982 LP. Tracklist: 1. The Lottery 2. All Night f. Kali 3. The Darkest Cloud ft. Chace Infinite 4. Weird Science 5. Put It Down ft. Ghetto & Ea$y Money 6. Never Gonna (Interlude) 7. Word Up 8. The [cont.]

Another video from the critically acclaimed 1982 LP, from Stat and Term.

Here’s that hip-hop mix, as promised. This was done about a month ago, but we kept running into scheduling issues with for the photo shoot. This mix is sort of a cross between what I do at XS on the weekends, and stuff that’s just good hip-hop – you can define for yourself what’s what. [cont.]

Statik announces his next LP, Population Control, due April 2011 on Duck Down. Sucka emcees duck.

Another modern remix from AZ’s Doe Or Die 2010, hitting Nov. 30th. Statik killed that beat, as usual. LISTEN: AZ – “Gimmie Yours 2010″ (feat. Josh Xantus; prod. Statik Selektah) AZ – “Gimmie Yours 2010″ (feat. Josh Xantus; prod. Statik Selektah)

REKS will deliver the In Between The Lines Vol. 2 mixtape next week, hosted by Statik Selektah, DJ Green Lantern, and DJ Ill Will. Here goes the first single without drops. LISTEN: REKS – “Outta Control” (feat. S.A.S.; prod. Statik Selektah) (MP3) REKS – “Outta Control” (feat. S.A.S.; prod. Statik Selektah) (MP3)

One thing you can say about Massachusetts: they kept it real. Many of their tri-state neighbors felt the need to modernize (read: water down) their sound to appeal to other markets or a “wider audience”, as we say. But pretty much everyone in Murder Mass has maintained the classic east coast hip-hop aesthetic that was [cont.]

“People Are Running” off the Statik Selektah & Termanology are 1982 album available worldwide now. Animated & Directed by Nastee (4word).

AZ brings another piece of the Doe Or Die: 15th Anniversary edition, due out November 23rd, produced by Statik Selektah. Speaking of Statik, his new LP with Termanology, 1982, is in stores today. HHS review coming soon. LISTEN: AZ – “The Calm” (prod. Statik Selektah) (MP3)

HHS:What was the basis for forming the group and putting out the album? Statik: We’ve  worked together for a long time, but it was really a thing where the fans came up to us and asked for it.  A  lot of people miss the old mc/dj collaborations and we wanted to bring that back. Termanology: [cont.]

Reks delivers this children’s story, with Statik Selektah on the track. Directed by Giancarlo Loffredo. Ya’ll tucked in?