For this particular timeout, Freeway is taking a Gatorade break but instead of sitting on the sidelines, he’s cutting a slew of new records for the sake of entertaining you and your iPod. Backed by Superstar Jay and DJ Love Dinero, The Intermission slaps together an all-star cast in Freddie Gibbs, Yo Gotti, Wale, Bink! and hometown homie Meek Mill for rawer-than-shrimp street talk. Read the rest of this entry »

The rap world always needs a new Tony Yayo tape so the G-Unit lieutenant gets with by Superstar Jay & Love Dinero to deliver the Meyer Lansky mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

Avid as we are about Hip-Hop, most of us know Murda Mook strictly from butchering the battle circuit. Period. The vicious MC has gone neck and neck with viral veterans via his Smack battles with Jae Millz and Sirius Jones, but has not put out a single noteworthy song to capitalize on the buzz he created in turn. Since signing with Ruff Ryders last year, however, it seems as though the New Yorker may have realized error was in his ways. Read the rest of this entry »

Someone must have neglected to tell Busta Bus the “streets” have short attention spans these days. I had to rally the ex-Flipmode freedom fighters to convince them to give I Bullshit You Not a chance and here we are, a little of week after the fact, and he’s lampooning with Superstar J and Big T with the Feeding The Streets Mixtape.

With guest spots from Drake, Bun B, The Game and 50% more of the active industry, lets hope the “streets” have enough room in their belly to consume Back On My B.S. on May 19th.

And somewhere in a loft in Marcy, Memphis Bleek is screaming swagger jacker. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s been a while since a “mixtape” was posted (and this one surely isn’t being posted because of the cover art). But this one has a lot of recent material, some that just dropped over the past 24-48 hours so I figured what they hell. It’s Saturday & you need music anyways. Hit the break. Read the rest of this entry »

What a juxtaposition.

First a Clipse tape, then a Sandman tape. In the big scheme of things, add this with Sand’s last tape & you have more material in a six month span than dude was allowed to release during his whole tenure as a member of Re-Up Gang. Not a bad break in the big scheme of things. I guess the same could be said for Roscoe too, but son had his own share of self-imposed hiatuses here & there.

As my Uncle Jr. says “I’d rather go to Hell on my own than to follow the crowd into Heaven.”

Word up.

Tracklisting & link after the break. Read the rest of this entry »