Don’t let the calendar change fool you. E-V is still making it rain in his core fanbase’s eardrums with his latest effort, Cats & Dogs. In the best cinema reel to support the project yet, the Weatherman pierces through the Todd Angkasuwan created storm, giving the soundtrack to misery some much desired company. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Samir S.

It’s been a bit of a dry spell for Evidence since the release of his last solo LP, the quietly impressive Weatherman LP, in 2007. He’s dropped an EP and a Beatles-inspired mixtape to hold fans over in the meantime, but judging by the poise of his new album, Cats & Dogs, Evidence has been using his time wisely: he’s come through with a cohesive and personal set of songs that is sure to satisfy fans of quality, no-frills Hip-Hop. Read the rest of this entry »

You know that moment where every Hip-Hop artist feels compelled to eulogize their name in one of their songs? This is Evidence’s turn. However, he’s denying everything that’s incriminating and claiming true as he continues to rain Cats & Dogs with his nouns and proverbs this year. Read the rest of this entry »

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NBA Players Union Wanted No Salary Cap [With Leather] Read the rest of this entry »

Before the receipt is being printed for your purchase of Phonte’s Charity Starts At Home next Tuesday, two thirds of Little Brother link up to drop one last leak. Read the rest of this entry »

Backpackers the underground over have had September 27th circled for some time now, the release of Evidence’s Cats & Dogs a cool seven days away. Read the rest of this entry »

Mr. Slow Flow a.k.a. The Weatherman b.k.a. Evidence has taken some time in the shadows, most likely smoking some lime green weed and letting his grow, only to rain on the game with his new album, Cats & Dogs. With Rhymesayers in his corner, EV is eyeing a September 27th hurricane date and to whet your appetite for the damage, he’s delivered a quick-hitter to let you know what his upcoming category will be. Read the rest of this entry »

With Evidence continuing to further his solo career and no Dilated Peoples album on the horizon, Rakaa Iriscience appeared content to rest on his laurels. But an internal spark seemingly risen the “son of a preacher man” from his self-imposed hiatus, as he debuts his long player Crown Of Thorns. Weaving politically tinged rhymes over head nod-inducing beats, Rakaa shows he’s not taking a back seat to anyone. Read the rest of this entry »

Mr. Thanksgiving and the producers who do it better the 2nd time, Cookin Soul, come through with another freebie on this glorious Tuesday to make your iPod smile. When is the last time you heard a compilation mixtape that was worthy of constant spins? More than likely it was a CS presentation. And with Drama giving his Gangsta Grillz stamp, it seems like they could be invincible. Read the rest of this entry »

Through no fault of his own, Joe Scudda’s Not Your Average Joe EP probably won’t rank as #1 on his 2010 “Best Memories” list when it’s all said and done. However, coming out virtually unscathed from a frightening car crash will be. With that in mind, it was almost a no brainer to approach Joe and revisit the project where he would go on to reveal the step-by-step process behind each entry in his debut confessional. Read the rest of this entry »

“I’ll take ‘Unoriginal Hip-Hop Song Titles’ for $1000, Alex”

Coming off their debut album A Love Supreme, Y-O & Thurzday aren’t exactly known for going down easy street when it comes to their songs.  So it’s understandable to look at the song title and assume they’ve maxed out their creative energy on the first go around.  Thankfully, for all parties involved, that isn’t the case here. Read the rest of this entry »

Words by Landon A.

Without the deep pockets of a major label and promotional plugs that know no limits, the independent Hip-Hoppers of today are best compared to the bluesmen of the past: Packing into vans, sedans and caravans, taking their show on the road taking little with them but their instruments and the clothes on their back. Read the rest of this entry »

“Running Wild” is the official first single from Strange Journey Volume Two, the second installment of this year’s double release from the trio known as CunninLynguists. With Kno on the boards, Natti and Deacon The Villain trade verses with Evidence and E-40 about chaos and violence in today’s world. Read the rest of this entry »

Two from the two – The Alc & Ev – as they combine for their upcoming Step Brothers project. Hit the break for the goods. Read the rest of this entry »

Featuring Evidence & Sick Jacken plus production by Alchemist.

Soul Assassins’ Intermission drops 6.23 on Gold Dust. Hit www.soulassassins-intermission.com for the skinny.