It’s been more than 20 years since the passing of Biggie Smalls, but new posthumous bars show precisely why he was declared one of the greatest rappers ever. The song titled “Bastard Child” surfaced ...

The veteran producer also talks about getting the last minute green light from RZA for his single “Unpredictable” featuring Method Man, Raekwon and Ghostface Killah. Statik Selektah mourned with the ...

Joey Bada$$ just blessed fans with three brand new tracks. Listen to "Love Is Only a Feeling," "Too Lit" and "500 Benz," all produced by Statik Selektah, below. All three come just in time for the ...

The streaming giant beat out Paramount and Comcast after a unanimous board vote. 1 day ago The new track comes months after Trugoy, born David Jolicoeur died at 54-years-old in February, the same ...

Read as producer Statik Selektah discusses the making of “Keep it Moving” with Nas and Joey Badass, playing it for Dave Chapelle in Ohio, the inspiration behind The Balancing Act title and cover art, ...

Songs of the Week returns and this is one roundup of tracks that will keep your ears busy throughout the weekend. a few artists made sure to provide us with some new tunes throughout the past seven ...

Method Man is lighting up television screens with Power Book II: Ghost performance, but he reminded us he still has bars and flexes his lyrical muscle on the new track for Evil Dead: The Game. Friday ...

Editor’s note: In “Tweets Is Watching,” Phillip Mlynar asks local artists questions based solely on the contents of their Twitter timeline. Statik Selaktah promises his upcoming album, Extended Play, ...

DETROIT, MI -- The man behind the beat for a new song called "Detroit vs. Everybody" hails from Lawrence, Mass. and reportedly is still blown away by the opportunity given by Eminem's camp to help ...

Statik Selektah has recruited Nas, Gary Clark Jr., and Joey Bada$$ for the new track “Keep It Moving,” the first single from the producer’s upcoming album The Balancing Act. Built around a sample of ...

Statik Selektah let a few new Prodigy joints go during his Showoff radio show, both of which were produced, at least in part, by Alchemist. On "Mystic," P raps, "You are now listening to the sounds of ...