Talib Kweli - "Violations" (Ft. Raekwon) - {Video}

When was the last time you seen two artist from two different genres of HipHop spittin' that S#@$!?  Exactly me either, this is surely a masterpiece.  Make sure you go support REal artist and stop letting corporate America control your kids.  Raekwon and Talib Kweli are just two of the few Emcees from the "Gold Era" making music.  

De La Soul - "Greyhounds" (Ft. Usher) - {Audio}

I was having a discussion with my staff and I think De La Soul is the only group in HipHop from the Golden Era who are still together.  Meaning they never split as a group and never did solo albums.  They might have done a few features with other artist but that's it.  If you know another group whom lasted the test of time with not breakups let me know. 

Talib Kweli - "Push Thru" ( Ft. Kendrick Lamar & Curren$y) - {Official Video}

How often do see the Legends in HipHop embrace the new dope Emcees?  Exactly not often enough Talib Kweli is one of the those confident Emcees.  With this dope joint produced by S1 featuring Curren$y and Kendrick Lamar proves different generations can make great music together in HipHop just like any other genre of music.

Cliz - "Class Is In Session" - {Audio}

Growing up, Cliz was never a big fan of HipHop which he blames on the radio. He enjoyed listening to the greats like Eminem and Jay-Z but was always looking for more. But when he moved to Florida in 2006 and began to fall in love underground HipHop where the lyrics are raw and true. The first real song Cliz ever wrote was about his cousin, Ryan, who passed in July of 2006. After writing that song, he was positive that his purpose was to tell his story.  Cliz’s single, “Class is in Session”, is the first of many of his stories. Take a listen below..

Jean Grae - "Kill Screen" - {Official Video}

Jean Grae,  one of the most underrated emcees in HipHop goes in on her "Kill Screen"video. Having whipped up a frenzy with the song itself and the mysterious video trailer, this is the full-length flick for the Gotham Down bonus cut.  Shot, directed and edited by Ms. Greasy herself, which was a witty accompaniment to the track that features a bloody Grae and a host of subliminal images. Yet another dope female lyricist goes unnoticed in the mainstream.  We are not finished we have more to come keep it locked.