Last night at SOBs, Cons took the stage with John Legend for a live performance of his Cons TV single “Whatever You Want”.
After the jump, check out Cons and Ryan Leslie doing the “You’re Not My Girl” remix.
New Lyte off her upcoming mixtape, Floor Boards, which will consist of tracks that won’t make the cut for her new solo album, due out early next year.
Previously: Rockin’ With The Lyte (Video)
Here’s a new Wale joint off Don Cannon & Konsole Kingz’ Cannon 2k10 mixtape in support of the new NBA 2K10 game which drops next week.
Grab the whole mixtape at 2DBz
Tek of Smif-N-Wessun reimagines “When The Money Goes” ft. Jay-Z and Fabolous for his latest G-Mix.
Tek – When The Money Goes (G-Mix)
Previously: Tek & Promise – The Way I Live (G-Mix)
Props to WeLiveThis
At the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors ceremony, Method Man confirms to Shaheem Reid that him, Raekwon and Ghostface will in fact be dropping a collaborative album.
I’ll just let Eclipse explain:
On Sunday night I threw together a short Roc Raida tribute set at the beginning of my Sirius show. On Monday night Premier and I held our monthly “Like They Used To Say” party at APT which we dedicated to Roc Raida and were able to raise over $4,000 for his family. On Wednesday night I wanted to do a proper tribute show so I contemplated on what to do. As I compiled every song I could that Raida was featured on (production or scratches) I thought it would be better to reach out to his friends and get their take on what the man meant to them. What started out as a dozen or so people that I intended to talk to snowballed into phone call after phone call of friends wanting to share stories. Please forgive me if I left out someone’s name (or misspelled) in this email, but following is a list of who called or showed up at station (no particular order).
“viruses run virulent without your vitamins and your minerals, you’re more compliant with leviathan when they’re minimal”
While at the VIMBY HQ out in Cali, Homeboy Sandman spits an a capella version of his track “The Fuel”. The first time I heard this joint one Sunday night on Rosenberg’s show I was amazed. On the song Sandman speaks to the importance of proper nourishment to our bodies and how it’s not always easy to get that nourishment when you live in the hood. It immediately reminded me of dead prez’s “Be Healthy”, although it’s a completely different song. The a capella doesn’t really do it justice, but I don’t believe the final version is available as anything other than maybe a radio rip as of yet.
DJ Premier, Budden and company talk boxing, old-school Hip-Hop knowledge and influences and Roc Raida.
Alchemist talks with HHO about his last album, the Step Brothers project with Evidence and ping-pong.
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