Video: Maybach Music Group on MTV’s RapFix Live
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011Currently in progress.
Currently in progress.
This just slid into the inbox, no idea where it’s from or where it will land, but it’s pretty tough.
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Previously: Fabolous vs. Skip Bayless
Sidebar: that picture up there is funny to me for some reason. These ninjas look they’re on the cover of JET or some shit.
Bonus: hit the jump to check out the cover for Jeezy’s upcoming reunion mixtape with DJ Drama.
Robbed at random, in the court pen with me, sneakers my size? you ran them
Thirstin Howll III links with Hevehitta and DJ Unexpected for a new compilation mixtape that also serves as an introductory history lesson on his infamous Brooklyn crew, The Lo-Lifes. The collection features NYC underground classics like “John, They’re Stealing”, “Million Man Rush” and “Stole”, all of which you hear on the preview stream below. Even more valuable though are the interludes that appear throughout which feature Thirstin sharing some history of the crew that terrorized New York City in the late 80′s and inspired an urban fashion trend that still permeates today. There’s not much here that will be new to a knowledgeable Thirstin Howl fan, but this is a must cop for anybody interested in the late 80′s-early 90′s Golden Era of ‘Lo and the general boosting culture in the 5 boroughs at the time.
The Mixtape Game’s premier storytellers The Diggers Union team up with Lo Life General and Independent Hip Hop Icon Thirstin Howl The 3rd to bring you “The Polo Grounds”, a true audio documentary detailing the Legendary MC and the infamous Lo Life movement. You get a personal look at his early days with the Lo Life movement and their reign in NYC and abroad, as well as his incredible rise to Independent stardom in the Hip Hop world. Uncompromising and Dedicated like no other, Thirstin has quite a story. From origins to present day, not one moment is spared in detailing the rise to worldwide infamy. Classic songs are intertwined with commentary directly from Thirstin himself, certifying the fact that the true story is documented. The mixtape will be released as a 2 Part series, with the first to be released shortly and the 2nd to follow soon after. Once up for download, it will be released in its entirety, ensuring fans get the complete story. Be sure to check out his YouTube series, “How Lo Can You Go?” showcasing his impeccable collection.
A hard copy of the full 25 track mixtape is available for $3.99, which is really a steal, over @ MixUnit or you can download it instantly for $3.00 direct from DU
Spotted: UPNORTHTRIPS
Related: Thirstin’s Youtube series: How Lo Can You Go Ep. 1 | Ep. 2 | Ep. 3
Officer Richard and Andy Samberg at their photoshoot for the Complex June/July cover.
Previously: Rick Ross & Andy Samberg Cover Complex’s June/July Issue
Pushed back one week from June 21st to the 28th to be able to clear sample and artist appearances.
Previously: Big Sean – What Goes Around (Prod. by No I.D.)
Something I never considered: Malice’s new religious standpoint might affect the coke raps the public has grown to know the Clipse for and make him change his moniker to something less “malicious”.
Full story over @ RubyHornet.
Big K.R.I.T. talks about his latest project Returnof4eva, the R4 tour he’s planning, working with David Banner, and his collaborative project with YelaWolf titled Country Cousins (he says he’d like to jump on “Stage Lights” and “Pop The Trunk”).
K.R.I.T. is also preparing the release of a retail EP called R4: The Prequel, cover and track list are after the jump.
Previously: Big K.R.I.T. ft. Ludacris & Bun B – Country Shit (Remix) (Behind The Scenes) (Video)
E and Tephlon Da Don reunite for a new cut over the “Don’t Look Any Further” loop.
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Props: Flex
Previously: Erick Sermon ft. Sheek Louch – Dodge This (Prod. by Rockwilder)
Thoth’s upcoming mixtape with Statik Selektah features appearances from Raekwon, Danny Brown, Guilty Simpson and Termanology along with production from !llmind, Swiff D and others. This is the first leak.
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Previously: Thoth ft. Termanology – On My Terminator Shit (Prod. by !llmind)