ONYX: 15 Years Of Video, History And Violence. This one of a kind DVD showcases not only fifteen years of ONYX music videos, but never before seen footage of live shows, studio sessions, record singings, music video shoots, personal moments and general chaos. 17 Onyx videos + 70 minutes of rare footage + 5 solo videos from Fredro Starr and Sticky Fingaz + Slam karaoke! : 130 minutes of pure hardcore! (more…)
The Cd2 of Black Snow that comes with the limited edition. In this bonus disc 10 new tracks. (more…)
After a five-year absence since his “Revolutionary Vol. 2, Immortal Technique returns with an “album/mixtape of all original tracks” in collaboration vith DJ Green Lantern and Recorded for his own Viper Records. 16 tracks with featurings from Crooked I, Chino XL, Rass Kass, PsycoRealm, Sick Symphonies and many others!
Recorded in 1988-1989 at 1212 Stadio. All Tracks produced by Paul C.
Banging, never-released album from a pre-MAIN SOURCE MIKEY D recorded in 1988. Thirteen tracks including the classics “Comin’ In The House,I Get Roughand many others, as well as a few unheard gems. Put together in memory of the legendary late Paul C (producer for Ultramagnetic,BDP, P. Monch, Eric B Rakim & Teacher of Large Pro), who produced the entire album.
Mikey D is a Queens legend dating back to 1982. Long before he was a Main Source frontman, Mikey D was a notorious battle MC in the parks of his borough. Though he and LL Cool J had duo plans that never hatched, Mikey is one of the select few who was blessed to work extensively with late Hip-Hop production genius, Paul C. Numerous twelve-inch singles have been released, carrying Mikey through 1994 when he recorded F**k What U Think with Main Source. Old School Flavour ShiT! (more…)
Issue 2 of this great old independent fanzine! 20 B&W and color pages with flicks from all around the world. (more…)
One of the dopest KRS-One songs from his first official solo album “Return of the Boom Bap”. Track produced by DJ Premier. (Read all to see lyrics and download link) (more…)
Untitled is the ninth album by Nas, the second one with Def Jam Recordings. The original title of the album was “Nigger” but he decided some week before the official release to give it an untitled name. The central theme of the album is the afro-americans; 15 official + 6 extra/bonus tracks, a different flavour from his 1994 debut (Illmat) but u can still feel the power of one of the greatest mc alive.
Production credits for the album include Polow da Don, DJ Green Lantern, Salaam Remi, DJ Toomp, Stargate, Cool & Dre, The Game, Mark Ronson, Mark Batson, Jay Electronica, J. Myers, Dustin Moore, Eric Hudson, and stic.man of Dead Prez.
Guest artists featured on the album are Busta Rhymes, Keri Hilson, The Game, Chris Brown,[16] The Last Poets, Eban Brown, and Mykel. Although Jay Electronica produced the introductory track, he does not have a verse on the album, as previously stated by Nas. (more…)
Eastern Philosophy is the first official album by Apathy, a member of the supergroup Army of the Pharaohs and a re-founding member of the Demigodz. After years of deals in limbo, Apathy was finally able to release his first major debut on Babygrande Records. While recording this disc, he listened to a lot of classic East Coast albums, and he was inspired and influenced by the Golden-era East Coast rap. 14 Tracks with samples from Jay-Z, Biggie, Guru, Lauryn Hill and Black Moon.. Njoy that Album! (more…)
The Snowgoons, the renowned German production team of Det, DJ Illegal, Torben & DJ Waxwork prepare their sophomore offering, ”Black Snow”.
With guest performances from the upper echelon of independent talent, including Defari (Dilated Peoples), Killah Priest, Smif-N-Wessun, ILL Bill (Non Phixion & La Coka Nostra), Outerspace, C-Rayz Walz, R.A. The Rugged Man, Apathy, Edo G., Sabac Red (Non-Phixion), Doap Nixon, Reef The Lost Cauze, Sick Jacken, Rasul Allah (Lost Children of Babylon), Scheme (The Molemen), Main Flow, El Da Sensei, Block McCloud, Pace Won, Slaine & many more the Snowgoons once again storm the US shores with their distinctive blend of beats paired with the cream of the independent emcee crop. Dope Album, buy that Bomb! (more…)
Infamous hip-hop executive Suge Knight of Death Row Records is known for both massive success and shockingly immoral business practices. This tell-all program focuses on Crooked I, one of Death Row’s last bankable artists after the death of Tupac Shakur and the departure of Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, who nevertheless became a victim of Knight’s brutal office politics, and never got to see his record released. Among the famous and fascinating characters featured here discussing the inside story of Death Row are Russell Simmons, Master P, Bub B, Loon, and Shakur–the brother of Tupac.
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