Another track that didn’t make the cut for Trill O.G.
Bun B – Don’t Go (prod. J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League) | Mediafire via Mr. X
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Previously: Bun B – The Pope | Bun B – B.M.F. Freestyle
Directed by TAJ. Photos by Decatur Dan.
Previously: Young Jeezy feat. Lil’ Jon – Jizzle (prod. Shawty Redd)
The magazine that celebrates hip-hop photography got T.I. to cover their 4th issue. On newsstands August 31st.
Spotted @ RR
Previously: RESPECT. Issue #3: Eminem | RESPECT. Issue #2: 50 Cent | RESPECT. Issue #1 Double Cover: Jay-Z & Tupac
P. Reign recreates this scene from the movie Belly and gets cameos from Drake and Ox from the original, Louie Rankin.
9th tells the backstory of his It’s A Wonderful World Music Group artist, Tom Hardy.
Previously: Big Remo feat. David Banner – Wonderbread (prod. 9th Wonder) | Thee Tom Hardy – Duke Blue Devils (All Knowing)
via MTV
I dropped a mixtape on Thursday and the following Tuesday, I dropped an EP in stores. Really, what I wanted to do was go get some points on the board. Put something in the stores for my fans to support and still give them music like I’ve been giving them on the Internet.
Str8 Killa No Filla is the mixtape. It’s got 22 joints. The EP is Str8 Killa. On the EP, you’re gonna get the songs off the mixtape with no samples. It’s a lovely package, we packaged it together real nice.
So you get like 28 songs for eight bucks. I’m creating my own way to sell music.
Previously: Str8 Killa No Filla (Mixtape) | Do Wrong Pt. 2 (Video)
Str8 Killa EP available now at FYE, iTunes, and Amazon.
Gibbs’ freestyle on True Stories Radio after the jump.
In commemoration of the upcoming 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (August 29th), Director and New Orleans’ own Brandan “BMike” Odums & 2-Cent present Stalley in “Babblin’” (produced by J. Rawls) off the Ohio native’s MadStalley: The Autobiography.
BMike was inspired to capture the current state of New Orleans by creating a visual accompaniment to “Babblin” because he felt the song unintentionally represented the existing dichotomy in his city so well. Today, tourists and residents alike enjoy all that New Orleans has to offer, but many never visit the ninth ward or acknowledge the remnants of destruction that remain.
The imagery in “Babblin” serves as a blunt reminder that the Katrina tragedy should not and cannot be forgotten, but through it all we must unite and rejoice to ensure life and the beautiful city of New Orleans live on.
Nike Sportswear has chosen five ambassadors from each of the five boroughs to participate in 1LOVE, a program that includes a online documentary series, a basketball tournament, and a Manhattan block party takeover.
Episode 5 features Emilio Sparks of Staten Island: host of the longest running show on WSIA in New York, The Emilio Sparks Experience, and known to some by his nickname, the “Charlie Rose of Hip Hop.”
Directed by BBGUN.
Previously: Video: Jay-Z Live @ Nike World Basketball Festival, NYC | Nike x Cory Gunz x 1LOVE: Bronx (Video) | Nike x Theophilius London x 1LOVE: Brooklyn (Video)
Commercial for Mazzi’s street album, The Inspection, which drops tomorrow.
Hosted by Statik Selektah. Cosign cameos from Just Blaze, Tony Touch, Uncle Ralph, DJ Enuff, Skyzoo & more.
Every producer that comes through GMR is required to list their Top 5.
Jake One’s Top 5 Top 6 are: Dr. Dre, DJ Premier, J Dilla, Erick Sermon, Pete Rock, and Just Blaze.
Previously: Video: Jake One Interview w/ GrindMusicRadio pt. 1
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