Yeah it’s that time again.

Too often do we sift through the predictable media cycle of artists yelling how “crazy” their album is or even fixing their lying ass mouths to utter the other “C” word — classic. How about these C’s: cut the crap. Each year, the allure of the album continues to decrease thanks in part to overhyped, superfluous projects that only possess a handful of good songs. Not to mention the legion of stans that will stick by anything short of a satanic message their favorite artist puts out. Not I. Air ‘em out like spring laundry. Read the rest of this entry »

Last time we heard from Beanie Sigel, he was guzzling shots of Patron with Diddy and posturing in three-piece suits on penthouse rooftops. Not out of the ordinary for the presentation of a rapper, but a far cry from the gulliest voice of Philly since John Street. While the former Roc-A-Fella soldiers scramble to find that missing link in their chain gang, Sigel is back to serve the block for the time being with his fifth studio recording, The Broad Street Bully, in conjunction with Siccness Records. Read the rest of this entry »

“I love my niggas for life, ain’t no doubt about that
My nigga (Free), My nigga (Crakk)
Blow a shot for Mack
Oschino & Sparks, them niggas my heart
Sold by plunder, keep it 100 from the start
‘Whole Prop, we was fresh off the block like what
Came at Nas, came at the Lox
Ain’t give a fuck Read the rest of this entry »

It rare internet circumstances, the video for “In The Ghetto” surfaced long before the mp3. Read the rest of this entry »

Why won’t they let Bleek be great? Read the rest of this entry »

Well well well, looks like the Philly boys are back puttin’ in some work as a collective. Read the rest of this entry »