Before Nickle and Preemo’s PRhyme drops on December 9 (which we know you have pre-ordered), the good folks at NPR have offered the entire album for your listening pleasure.
TRACKLIST
01 PRhyme (Intro)
02 Dat Sound Good f. Ab-Soul & Mac Miller
03 U Looz
04 You Should Know f. Dwele
05 Courtesy
06 Wishin’ f. Common
07 To Me, To You f. Jay Electronica
08 Underground Kings f. Schoolboy Q & Killer Mike
09 Microphone Preem f. Slaughterhouse
They say to save the best for last as DJ Premier closes out Def Jam’s “30 DJs, 30 Mixes, 30 Days” compilation. Check out Preemo’s mix and the rest are right here.
The word legendary goes hand in hand with the word iconic, which perfectly describes the one record label that defines hip-hop…Def Jam.
For 30 years, the brand that Rick Rubin and Russell Simmons built has consistently pumped out quality music and groundbreaking artists. From the days of LL Cool J, The Beastie Boys and Public Enemy to Jeezy, Jay-Z and Nas, the Def Jam logo has spun hits with force and volume to the masses.
For the month of November, Def Jam and RESPECT Magazine bring to you the world’s best DJs to take you through the history of this storied record label. 30 DJs. 30 Mixes. 30 Days. With hot new tracks to oldie but goodies to exclusive songs rarely heard, our All-Star team of DJs got you covered.
Each DJ brings a different flair to the mixes you’ll end up keeping on repeat long after November is done. So click the links above and enjoy the power of Def Jam 30. – Datwon Thomas Editor in Chief of Respect Magazine
The Mash Out Posse cut loose the original version of this song off of their Street Certified EP that features Preemo on the cuts and DJ Skizz handling the beat.
Yet another Ghostface and AZ collaboration that you can snap your neck to. 36 Seasons is shaping up to be one hell of an album.
Sixty-six tracks of classics and rarities from the Shady/Aftermath camp. 66! Everyone from 50 Cent and the G-Unit to Yelawolf and D12 are on this project. A nice accompanying piece to the Shady XV project for your listening pleasure.
An insane lineup with equally insane production for a song titled “Psychopath Killer?” Yeah, we’ll take it.
ShadyXV drops 11/24.
Eminem cuts loose the first version of his 8 Mile chart topper “Lose Yourself” that features different lyrics that Em admits he doesn’t recall recording.
The California element of Slaughterhouse drops off this slow burner that Crooked I fires off as a reminder of how ridiculous he is on the mic.
An absolutely menacing collaboration between AZ and Ghostface off of the upcoming 36 Season album. Just think, there are five songs total on the album featuring these two trading bars. Our only question is why they didn’t think to do this sooner?
On December 9, Ghostface will drop “36 Seasons” and there are a few collaborations with AZ on the album. Here’s one that also features Kool G Rap and Tre Williams titled “The Battlefield.”