Funk Flex presents “5 Minutes of Funk”. Every week, Funk Flex will invite an elite DJ to scratch, blend and show some of their skill set. The first guest is none other than Statik Selektah, who proceeds to deliver that goodness.
A Tribe Called Quest took to the Grammy stage and made a bold statement with their performance. With Busta Rhymes and Anderson .Paak joining the fray, the legendary group rolled through some classics and dropped a bomb with a chant of resistance while Bussa Buss had some words for the current POTUS.
Torae participates in the VHS-style “Off Top” sessions and gets busy over Pete Rock’s “Tru Master” instrumental over at Ludlow Barber Supply.
It’s hard to believe that it has been 17 long years since the passing of Big Pun. But Chris Rivers will carry on his father’s tradition into the new frontier and his latest obliteration of the microphone on Funkmaster Flex’s freestyle series.
Aussie producer Moonbase gets some assistance from Anderson .Paak for the song “It Don’t Matter.”
Young M.A is the first cover star to be announced from The FADER’s first-ever Sex Issue — you can read her entire cover story now. To celebrate, we made this freestyle video. It’s inspired by the issue’s theme, and what M.A came up with is as beautiful as it is raw.
Chris Rivers explains how he didn’t choose the life he lives; this live chose him.
Killer Mike and El-P head to Washington D.C. to participate in NPR’s “Tiny Desk Concert” and perform a few selections from their awesome RTJ3 album.
Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge take to the rooftops of Rome for the music video to “Lyk Dis.”
Ruff Ryders affiliate Quadir Lateef puts the entire industry on notice with an absolutely bananas display of lyrical dexterity on the Statik Selektah produced “Exorcism.” Off of Quadir and Statik’s upcoming Ugly Face EP. Gotdamn.