To prepare you for takeoff, he gassed up the jet and gave you The Daytona 500 EP. Now, The Kid Daytona’s in full flight with his debut  [free] album Come Fly With Me. Daytona’s debonair dispositions are reinforced with appearances from Mickey Factz, Kardinal Offishall, Amanda Diva and Outasight and boardwork by the likes of Double O, Cook Classics and surprisingly 6th Sense. Consider yourself lucky when a project like this costs you nothing but hard drive space.

To the skies! Read the rest of this entry »

This video was removed by the powers that be. So instead, we’ve put up this lovely picture of T.I. & Rihanna. Read the rest of this entry »

For his second collabo with Nike, looks like Kaws went with neon again & included his signature “xx” in key spots on the shoes. Quite milky. Read the rest of this entry »

She rocks my socks yo and I kinda felt like I was taking her for granted by giving you fools doses of Keri and neglecting to drop off some Keys.

Stray Shots

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U.G.K.-Too_Hard_To_Swallow

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Stray Shots

My son said to get a lil Extra P up in the mix today.

Large Professor Rarities 1-5

“For all y’all that don’t like the Squad … ya better Bounce.”

Clear some space on your hard drive. We’re about to have some fun today.

Coming out of the gate, we’ll bring the ruckus with these two tapes that should be a staple in every Hip-Hop collection. Every time I post these old Clue & Doo-Wop tapes, they go almost unnoticed…but I keep postin’ them anyways for those that want’em. Read the rest of this entry »

Even though I’m a little salty I have yet to receive my record player, I’ve set my sights on bigger, more expensive things.

Folks, adjust your aperture to the Panasonic DMC-L1 Digital SLR camera. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Jason Hortillas

Hate for the opposite sex is not foreign in Hip-Hop. What is however is that
in depth relationship talk. You know, that deep rooted, malicious type shit.
1990′s “looking At The Front Door” by Main Source epitomized this for me. This wasn’t a
chick at the club tale. Neither was it some “chicken head ho eating heroes”
character assassination. This was venting.

“We fight every night now that’s not kosher,
I reminisce with bliss of when we was closer.”

To the untrained listener this is sappy. But Main Source front man Large
Professor accomplished an impossible task-capturing frustration in about
three minutes. “Looking” couldn’t be too lyrical- it required Large Pro to get to the point. One liners like, “You treat me like I’m a burnt piece of bacon” exemplified such, adding to the list of cliché quotations to the Hip-Hop lexicon. Read the rest of this entry »

If TC can buy a copy, so can you.

Two well-known OKPers copped copies as well.

But TC can’t win.

You > TC

Those OKPers…well, you’d say it was unfair if they won.

However, you can.

Take a look @ the current entries for TSS x Rising Down Giveaway.

Then, enter.