Sheek Luciano is a full bird colonel as far as industry vets go and his behind-the-scenes command has earned him the opportunity to call Def Jam his base of operations for the time being. To celebrate his newfound enlistment, he’s recruited DJ Green Lantern as his executive officer and along with Termanlogy, Sean C. & LV, Termanology and the rest of the Lox, Donnie Def Jam: Guerilla Warfare Vol. 1 is the next East Coast weapon of mass destruction. Read the rest of this entry »

“And I won’t stop, I’m on my Diddy sh#t, Yeah they start to like me then they find out I’m an idiot.”

If Ghost is the king of non sequiturs, Cam and Wayne both run a very close second. Read the rest of this entry »

Fans appreciated Wale when he took it back to collaborating with his fellow rappers. They even stomached an honest yet unfocused album. But what they really wanted to hear from the kid from D.C. was nothing. Nada. Diddlysquat. Seinfeld. That definitive postmodern music. Read the rest of this entry »

Since the name was changed from “On Top Of Da World,” the chances of this being Kumbayed on 106 & Park were instantly null and void. Still, it’s a good look for one of Deeper Than Rap’s best tracks to get one last ride in the sunset (even if it is just footage from this.) Hit the break for a live rendition of “Cigar Music” and my favorite portion of any DTR post. Read the rest of this entry »