Goondox is comprised of hip hop legend PMD, NY hardcore rapper Sean Strange and European beat masters Snowgoons. This massive collaboration video features a dozen rappers from all over the continent. Directed by Tom Vujcic.

Big Bang Records presents the long awaited video for the fan favorite track “Statue” off of Snowgoons latest album Kraftwerk (Goon MuSick). “Statue” is a monstrous collaboration that links musical mastermind Sicknature from Denmark and Boston lyrical legend Virtuoso. Virtuoso tears this track into tiny pieces with his trademark verbal acrobatics over a rock solid [cont.]

Big Bang Records & EMS Productions connect to bring you a powerhouse posse cut featuring the best independent emcees out today. This thunderous display of lyricism connects recent Boston Music Award winner M-Dot with underground hip-hop legend Virtuoso, Army of the Pharoahs member King Magnetic, cult favorite Singapore Kane, hugely popular true-school duo N.B.S. (E’Flash [cont.]

Hip-hop legend Virtuoso is back with another display of his trademark tongue twisting lyricism over concussive production. This time he has enlisted the assistance of long time collaborators Akrobatik (of The Perceptionists) and Casual (of Hieroglyphics). “No Fear” is a sure-fire fan favorite combining two of Virtuoso’s closest collaborators over production from iconoclastic indie production [cont.]

Produced by acclaimed indie hip-hop phenomenons Blue Sky Black Death, “Propaganda” is an exemplary example of Virtuoso’s fierce lyrical abilities and extensive political knowledge. “Propaganda” will appear on Virtuoso’s forthcoming LP The Final Conflict on Big Bang Records.

Produced by acclaimed indie hip-hop phenomenons Blue Sky Black Death, Propaganda is an exemplary example of Virtuosos fierce lyrical abilities and extensive political knowledge. Propaganda will appear on Virtuoso’s forthcoming LP The Final Conflict on Big Bang Records. LISTEN: Virtuoso – “Propaganda” (prod. Blue Sky Black Death) (MP3) Virtuoso – “Propaganda” (prod. Blue Sky Black [cont.]

We didn’t forget Army of The Pharaohs in yesterday’s “Where Is The Best Place To Buy Erykah, E-40, Wu, and Usher” article. The point of that article was to compare and contrast different bonus track variations on those four albums being offered at various retailers, and to provide you with the information on how to [cont.]

Hailing from Cambridge, Mass just up the road from the likes of Edo G and Brick Records comes Virtuoso. Making his debut on Boston based Brick Records “Rebel Alliance” LP, Virt was immediately recognized for his intricate wordplay and his social awareness. After dropping the acclaimed independent favorite, “Word War I: The Voice of Reason”, [cont.]

      Hip-hop did not vote for George W. Bush this past election - that much is clear enough. But if hip-hop had its way, not only would Dubya not have been elected, he probably would have been on the ballot somewhere at the bottom of the list beneath candidates “Hell No” and “Get The F Out [cont.]