The head nod couple KRS-One & Buckshot link back up with director Todd Angkasuwan for another video full of digital landscapes to keep fans’ interests peaked. Making funky clips is a must.

Check out your Survival Skills table of contents below. Read the rest of this entry »

Music is a young man’s game and a lingering question remains for Hip-Hop. What will happen to legends as they grow old? If KRS-One and Buckshot have anything to say, rap’s senior circuit will keep pumping out albums when they’re being spoon-fed warm peas in the local old folks home. Survival Skills, the latest tutelage from this new collaboration effort proves that both have plenty left to offer music fans in the twilight of their careers. Read the rest of this entry »

Ask the radio’s program director or any Soulja Boy fan and they’ll tell you Hip-Hop is no country for old men. Calling KRS-One and Buckshot old however signifies that they’re experienced, wiser and better than you. Albeit well below senior citizen status, the BCC/BDP alumni have earned their stripes twiceover in this thing called rap. Read the rest of this entry »

Nothing like .Free99 to cap an album release, especially when you’re talking about legendary figures such as Buck & Kris Parker.

Who: MySpace Music presents The Release with KRS-One & Buckshot.
When: 8 PM on Wednesday, 9.16.
Where: Live on stage @ Trocadero Theater in Philly Read the rest of this entry »

Highly impressive. Get on your job BET MTV²

Survival Skills coming September 15th courtesy of Duck Down Records. Prepare yourself.

Audio — KRS-One & Buckshot – “Robot”

Buckshot, KRS-One & Dru Ha stopped by Tony Touches “Toca Tuesdays” show on Shade 45 last week to promote their collaborative album Survival Skills coming out on Duck Down August 25th. I caught the tail end leaving work on Sunday and tuned in just before they started freestyling. It’s worth a view just to see how seamlessly Buckshot flips his flow when Touch switched up the beat.  Second part’s after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Jason Hortillas

The pairing of Krs-One and Buckshot seemed unlikely to me, especially for an entire album but maybe the duo will try to prove me wrong. Survival Skills (Duckdown Records) features production from Black Milk, Marco Polo, Khrysis, Illmind and 9th Wonder and a whole bunch of guest rappers as well. The leak of their first single, “Robot,” interestingly enough comments on the usage of Autotune with Buckshot pointing out Read the rest of this entry »