The Fresh new Hip Hop Resource

Marco Polo has proven to be a dynamic producer in Hip Hop working with many great names. In the Spring of 2007, he released his critically acclaimed album, “Port Authority”. Now, less than two years later, he has teamed up with Torae, a Coney Island native, one of the hardest working MCs in the game today. 14 tracks featuring: DJ Revolution, Lil Fame (of M.O.P.), Guilty Simpson, Masta Ace, Rock and Sean Price (of Heltah Skeltah), Saukrates and S-Roc.. NjoY! (more…)

The Best On Mars Presents: Summer Spirits, feel-good music for the warm summer evenings you’ll be on your front porch, in the park, or just chilling outside. Jazz influences meet chill out tunes with 100% promised extravagant lyrics. Good vibes compilation 4 the hot summer! (more…)

A joint from Ill Bill dedicated to his uncle. Uncle Howie Records is also the name of hir own record label. Track is included in “The Hour Of Reprisal” album. (Read all to see lyrics and download link)
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This DVD is the definitive video history of one of Hip Hop’s most classic groups. 14 videos capturing Gang Starr at its best with each dating from the early 1990s up to the year 2000. These guys helped pioneer the NYC Hip Hop sound, so now the imagery that went along with that can finally be seen together all in one great compilation. Don’t miss it! (more…)

 
Originally known as Doug E. Fresh’s vocal partner in the Get Fresh Crew, MC Ricky D’s (as he was then known) unforgettable performances on 1985’s double-sided single, “The Show” b/w “La Di Da Di” brought a new kind of hip hop hero to light.Originally from don, London, he moved with his family to The Bronx in 1975. The Great Adventures of Slick Rick is his debut album and is considered one of the most popular albums from the golden age of East Coast rap. 12 tracks produced by Jason Mizell (as Jam Master Jay) Eric “Vietnam” Sadler, Hank Shocklee, Ricky Walters and Rick Rubin. Njoy the old flavour sound! (more…)

Sleeping With the Enemy is the second album of militant Black nationalist rapper Paris (born in San Francisco, California). Released in 1992, it stimulated much controversy with the songs “Bush Killa” (”a revenge fantasy about the assassination of then president” George H. W. Bush) and “Coffee, Donuts & Death,” (”a cop-killing tirade”). It also featured a young DJ Shadow on production.
Originally scheduled for a pre-presidential election release in 1992, the album was eventually released on Paris’ own Scarface Records after Time Warner shareholders and media pressure prevented then Warner-subsidiary Tommy Boy Records from releasing the project. NjoY! (more…)

Director/Producer Jon Reiss and Producer/DP Tracy Wares travelled to five continents including North and South America, Africa, Europe and Asia filming over 200 artists and 400 hours of footage. The film is one of the most comprehensive treatments on this important culture featuring for the first time in the same film legends such as Taki 183 (first interview in over 30 years), Cornbread, Tkid 170, Tracy 168, Blek Le Rat and modern luminaries such as Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos and Revok! A must have for any fan of the culture or those interested in the current battle over visual public space. 90minutes of interview and action and 60 minutes of extras behind the scenes.. don’t miss it! (more…)

2 years after the collabo album with Hell Razah, BSBD, the duo consists of Kingston (Kingston Maguire) and Young God (Ian Taggart) released the instrumentals of this great atmosphere album! (more…)

 
Razah’s Ladder is a collaboration album from the production duo Blue Sky Black Death and rapper Hell Razah, member of Wu-Tang Clan affiliate groups Sunz of Man and Black Market Militia. The production is handled entirely by BSBD members Kingston and Young God, with guests appearances come from Crooked I, former Non Phixion members Ill Bill and Sabac Red, and Razah’s fellow Sunz of Man members Prodigal Sunn and Shabazz the Disciple… NjoY! (more…)

The official video documentation of the world’s greatest breakdance event. Over 4 hours of breakdance 19 shows and the battles of the final round and many extra footage. Competitors of this year event: Groove Kingz (Holland), TNT (Germany), Kaiten Ninja (Japan), Now or Never (Canada), Extreme Crew (Korea), Crazy Twisting Tribal Team (Poland), Furious Souldiers (USA), Top 9 (Russia), Octagon (Sweden), La Halla King Zoo (Morocco), Smockemon (France), Bad Taste Crew (Northern Ireland), Fallen Angelz (Spain), Ghost Rockz (Switzerland), TIP (Korea), Unstopabullz (Israel), Tsunami Allstars (Brazil), Dead Prezz (Greece) & Formosa (Taiwan).. Don’t miss this show! (more…)

El Da Sensei (ex member of Artifacts with Tame and also graffiti writer) teamed up with Returners: a polish DJs/producer Team. They worked together to release this dope album: 37 minutes of pure Boom Bap, fat beats, great lyrics and sick scratches! (more…)

Reef The Lost Cauze is a Philly mic slayer on a mission. While some emcees are strictly studio and others are mostly battle emcees, Reef is a pure hybrid. He is a proven battle champion who shines even greater in the studio and on stage performing. Reef teamed up with accomplished Philly producer/ DJ Stress the White Boy to make his newest release, The Stress Files. The Stress Files is a 23 track recording documenting Reef’s amazing abilities. This record features 12 studio tracks recorded and produced by Stress, as well as 11 live tracks recorded during a live performance in which Reef & Stress tore down Southpaw in Brooklyn, NYC. This record truly showcases Reef’s studio and songwriting skills and the intense energy of his live performances.. NjoY! (more…)