Tim Westwood has been doing his thing lately with yanking some vintage freestyles out of his personal digital vault. This one in particular should resonate with any hip hop head who adored the Rawkus era as the 2001 versions of Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monch and Last Emperor (who had just signed with Aftermath) bless the mic with a freestyle over Erick Sermon’s “Music” instrumental.
Stream the highly anticipated collaborative project between Talib Kweli and 9th Wonder that also features Pharoahe Monch, Slug (of Atmostphere), Brother Ali, Rapsody and more.
Nottz provides the beat to the second release off of Talib Kweli and 9th Wonder’s forthcoming Indie 500 album with the Tef Poe and Kendra Ross assisted “Which Side Are You On?”
Talib and Rapsody deliver the visuals for this cut from the upcoming Indie 500 project that is a collaborative album between Kweli and 9th Wonder.
Talib Kweli and his collective, Colours of The Culture — which is comprised of emcees Talib, Niko Is, Chaz Van Queen, K’Valentine and Truly Def, producers Thanks Joey, Krikos, and Henry Daher, singer Paulina Vo, visual artist YousTheJuice, filmmaker Chris Smith, comedian Seth Byrd and multi-hyphenates Anthony “Townsky” Diaz, The Narcysist and Palmer Reed — have released the collaborative project Roy G Biv: What A Colourful World. The Styles P cut is certainly one to check out.
With The Roots providing the music, Talib Kweli and Rapsody perform “Every Ghetto” on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.
2/3 of Indie 500 connect with West Coast rhyme slingers Bad Lucc and Problem for the Eric G produced “Pay Ya Dues.”
Talib Kweli and Cassper Nyovest explain why money isn’t the only thing that’s important with this new video.
Talib Kweli’s album title is indicative of his mind state as he drops a free project that features the likes of Styles P, Ab Soul & Miguel. Stream the album above and then head to Kweli’s website for the free download.
The official video for DJ EFN’s “Paradise” featuring Talib Kweli, Redman and Wreckonize drops to keep the momentum from EFN’s recently released Another Time from slowing down anytime soon.