Westside Gunn arrives with his anticipated project Riots On Fashion Avenue. It’s six tracks of venom with the other six tracks for strictly instrumental purposes for you to snap your head to. Stream the project in its entirety now.
The Underachievers use Sgt Slaughter’s legendary wrestling move for how they have the rap game in a chokehold.
Although we’re still bumping the Smoke DZA and Pete Rock collaborative album, a loosee from DZA and Ski Beatz surfaces without a title.
The West Coast spitter takes on The Weeknd’s “Starboy” for his latest freestyle endeavor.
Showbiz and AG are back with a brand new album entitled “Redesigned” which will be released in the next few months. It’s been almost 20 years since the DITC representatives released a full length project, since their 1998 “Full Scale” album, and today check out the first leak from the album for the track “Afro Child” which features A.G. on vocals and production from Show and Motif Alumni.
If you ever wanted to know what New York is supposed to sound like, Ali Vegas and Reek Da Villain believe they have what you may be asking for.
If you wanted to hire a collective of hitmen for a drive-by and make sure they don’t miss, you’d probably employ the likes of Dave East, Uncle Murda and Styles P. Well, that’s exactly what Scram Jones did for his banger titled “NYC Drive-By.”
Out of the blue, Your Old Droog and Wiki drop an EP titled “What Happened To Fire” that features assistance from the likes of Black Milk, Statik Selektah, !llmind, AraabMUZIK and others. But the best part is that the five track EP can be found for absolutely free on their website.
O.C. releases his album Same Moon, Same Sun for free and you can cop that here. Before you do that, check out the snippets from the album to get a taste of what the D.I.T.C. member has to offer.
“After the ‘Cool V Freestyle’ I thought it would be dope to do another freestyle to another DJ Marley Marl produced track. The original record is from Big Daddy Kane and Biz Markie called ‘Just Rhyming Wit Biz.'” – Jakk Frost