Tha Advocate featuring Stat Quo, Big Lou, and Mr. Probz – Where I Come From

Tha Advocate liberated to the public today the first single off his upcoming album, Designed to Be Signed. Where I Come From features the likes of Stat Quo, Big Lou, and Mr. Probz. Where I Come From will also be featured on the latest edition of Tha Advocate’s long running Ballerstatus mixtape series, Digital Dynasty.

The Stat Quo and Big Lou features speak for themselves, as both go hard on their verses delivering two distinct styles that both make up that real hip hop sound. Tha Advocate spits some heat with his verse as well, repping North Jerz real tough. Mr. Probz… well, all you internet soldiers may have heard him on a few Joe Budden tracks. The track is dope, so hit the download!

Download: Tha Advocate featuring Stat Quo, Big Lou, and Mr. Probz – Where I Come From

Cookin’ Soul Beatmaking Video

Que la vaina. The incredibly talented beatmaking group from Spain, Cookin’ Soul, dropped their latest video today showcasing their beatmaking skills and previewing some tracks off their upcoming mixtape collaboration with nahright.com. The tracks previewed feature the likes of Mickey Factz, Joell Ortiz, and Grafh. They also show off some goods their received from Flud Watches. Cookin’ Soul is making seriously moves right now and the success is well deserved. Press play to check the video!

Buckshot and KRS-One Break Down Survival Skills

Buckshot and KRS-One break down the reasoning behind their chosen album name, Survival Skills, which drops August 25, 2009. Buckshot describes his respect for KRS-One. They list the various producers on the album, including Illmind, Khrysis, Marco Polo, 9th Wonder, Havoc, and Black Milk. Talk about a crazy lineup of producers. Buckshot and KRS-One also talk about the features, including Mary J. Blige, Talib Kweli, and Immortal Technique. I don’t know about you, but I’m gonna say it right now. This album is going to be CRAZY… as if you couldn’t already determine that from their first leak, Robot.

Oh yeah, and somehow I missed this video… Talib Kweli, KRS-One, and Buckshot? Yes indeed. Press play x2.

Drawzilla – I’m That Boy

If you aren’t familiar, get familiar. Drawzilla is putting the finishing touches on his final solo album entitled Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Signed, Sealed, Delivered will drop July 7th. I’m That Boy is the first single off the Drawzilla album and showcases not only his rhyming ability, but also his production and hook skills.

You may have heard Drawzilla’s production on that Mariah Carey remix (Google it). You also may have heard his production at the end of Part 1 of the TEK interview. You ALSO may have heard his production on countless television programs, the latest D.I.T.C. album, and more. You will hear another one of his hooks on a joint featuring Grafh and Big Lou off of Don Notz album. Drawzilla stays busy, believe it.

Anyhow, I’m That Boy is dope. Hit the download and see for yourself.

Download: Drawzilla – I’m That Boy

Nickelus F – Play This On The Radio Freestyle

Nickelus F is back with another freestyle, Play This On The Radio. Nickelus F keeps dropping that good hip hop music. Heathen was crazy, and while that’s been getting serious burn, Nickelus F has been prepping his next mixtape, and then Rare, which will drop in May. There’s a reason why he gets so much praise from Drake.

Hit the download and add the Play This On The Radio Freestyle into your rotation. You can thank me later.

Download: Nickelus F – Play This On The Radio Freestyle

Bun B Backstage at Method Man Redman and Termanology Show

Bun B is one of those dudes that represents the hip hop culture and that true hip hop music real heavy. I don’t care what coast you’re on.. You still gotta respect Bun B for who he is. Check him wylin’ out backstage at the Method Man, Redman, and Termanology show in this video clip.

M.O.P. Interview with the Round Table Show

M.O.P. sits down with the Round Table Show for a 3 part interview. In part 1, They speak on the resurgence of Brooklyn, how they became M.O.P. and that they’ve always been tight as a duo since they were toddlers. They speak on being on the House Party soundtrack, and being on the same label as Kid-N-Play. Damn, Lil Fame breaks it down as M.O.P. went from Select to Relativity to Loud to Columbia to Rocafella to G-Unit, and now to Koch. That’s some serious label shuffling. Lil Fame and Billy Danze speak on their relationship with DJ Premier and that he will be involved in their upcoming album.

Part 1

In part 2, Lil Fame and Billy Danze speak on their latest material, and the buzz of Blow The Horns. They speak on how they continue to maintain themselves as a duo. Lil Fame speaks on his numerous names, and his role as a producer thus far. You gotta love it how both Billy Danze and Lil Fame speak on how wack the radio is and continues to be. All you radio directors need to listen to these two because that is the utter truth. I can’t bear to listen to Hot 97 or even Power 105 anymore. I’m tired of hearing computerized voices over instrumentals. Like KRS said, when did the human voice become so played out?!

Part 2

But anyhow, back to the interview and part 3, M.O.P. speaks on their relationship with 50 Cent and how they’ve never had a problem, though it seems like M.O.P.’s never had a problem with anybody in the industry. They discuss their next album, The Foundation, and that we should expect that album in June. Lastly, they talk about wanting to work with Scarface and Nas in the future. Scarface, are you out there?? That would be a crazy record.. M.O.P., Scarface and Nas… history in the making!!!! But yeah, wishful thinking.

Part 3

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