Xzibit & Young De deliver a pair of new collaborative videos, courtesy of Exteme Music. Directed by Matt Alonzo.

[Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Slim The Mobster – “Dont Believe You” (Ft Xzibit; Prod. by Nottz) via: X

Donnis goes in over Xzibit’s original instrumental. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Donnis – “Paparazzi (Freestyle)” (MP3) Donnis – “Paparazzi (Freestyle)” (MP3)

The GBC delivers the posse remix of “Dancin’ On Your Grave”. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Get Busy Committee – “Dancin’ On Your Grave (Remix)” (feat. Xzibit, Paul Wall, Murs) Get Busy Committee – “Dancin’ On Your Grave (Remix)” (feat. Xzibit, Paul Wall, Murs)

If this one doesn’t get your head nodding within the first 7 seconds, you don’t belong here. From Stat and Term’s upcoming 1982 album, dropping this fall. Also, is Term hinting who will be on the eventual remix of this track? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: 1982 (Statik Selektah + Termanology) – [cont.]

X to the Z’s new Scoop DeVille produced single joins a west-coast army for his new video. Single and video drops 6/22 on Itunes.

40 Glocc aka Big Bad 40 teams with a line-up of West Coast legends for this all-star posse cut. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Big Bad 40 – “Welcome To Cali” (Feat. E-40, Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Xzibit) Big Bad 40 – “Welcome To Cali” (Feat. E-40, Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Xzibit)

The first single off Xzibit’s long awaited new album MMX. Directed by Matt Alonzo/Skee.TV.

Here is the official single from X as he continues working on his upcoming album MMX. MMX stands for 2010 in roman numerals. X has worked with B-Real, Young De, U-n-i, Raekwon, Kurupt, 40 Glocc, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Bishop Lamont, Young Jeezy, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Game, Too Short, Usher and Murs for the new [cont.]

A couple days ago the video leaked, here is the audio to the track. Kurupt’s new album Streetlights hits store April 20th. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Kurupt + Xzibit – “In Gotti We Trust”

New video from Kurupt and Xzibit off Kurupt’s new album Street Lights. Street Lights in stores on April 2oth.

Here is the footage of DJ Skee’s new live band and show, Skeetox. Featured guests included Snoop Dogg, Ya Boy, Xzibit, Mike Posner and Cisco Adler.

Baller Status reports from the set of Xzibit’s new video, “The Hurt Locker”, that he, along with Cypress Hill frontman B-Real, and rising star Young De, have formed a group called Serial Killaz. Young De speaks on the project in the above clip. “The way that it actually came together was I had met Xzibit [cont.]

X to the Z, AvireX to the Z, Malcolm X to the Z or just plain old X, has been one of the West Coast’s most underrated lyricists. Maybe he has been overshadowed by his side projects as of late: movies (Grid Iron Gang, Derailed, or maybe even the low budget joint with Bussa Buss, [cont.]

   Mr. X-To-The-Z has had a long career of paying dues and crew hopping, from getting his start as a member of the Likwit Crew, to deflecting to the Shady/Aftermath family, and most recently deflecting again to become godfather of his own crew, Strong Arm Steady. But despite having one of the most dangerous flows [cont.]

On his last album, Restless, Xzibit reinvented himself, transforming from the disgruntled L.A. emcee with the underground chip on his shoulder, to full-fledged C-Walkin’ Cali G. While in most cases, these types of transformations yield disastrous results and disposable albums (Buckshot, Mic Geronimo, Saafir, Tash Of The Liks to name a few), X is of that rare [cont.]

 In hip-hop, one album, or artist usually defines the constant shift of focus between the east, west, and southern regions of the U.S. That artist makes such a significant mark with their release, that the overall sound of the music evolves, trying to capture that same style, and ultimately, the same amount of success. The [cont.]