FROM THE MIXTAPE "THE ART OF PRODUCTION" HOSTED BY DJ GREEN LANTERN...
38 SPESH RECRUITED THE LEGENDS KOOL G. RAP AND DJ PREMIER TO BRING THE TRUE NEW YORK SOUND TO THE STREETS WITH THIS GHETTO CERTIFIED BANGER!

The Meeting (Problems Or Peace)f. Kool G. Rap (Produced By DJ Premier)

Produced by Skizz

"Hot Breath" and another YOD song "Hidden Persuader" are now available on Limited Edition 7" vinyl from Slice of Spice Records here: http://sliceofspice.bigcartel.com/

DJ Skizz just dropped his debut album BQE: The Brooklyn Queens Experience on vinyl via Slice-Of-Spice Records. “Hot Breath” is included as an exclusive bonus 45 pressing with the Collector’s Set. 
This limited edition set also includes an insane special edition picture disc, instrumentals versions and another DJ Skizz and Your Old Droog collabo on the flipside of the 45.

Hot Breath ft. Your Old Droog, Sean Price, Fame of M.O.P. & Milano Constantine

DJ EFN Feat. Troy Ave, Scarface, Stalley & DJ Premier - Who's Crazy? (Prod. by DJ Premier)

New leak off of DJ EFN's upcoming project "Another Time" available March 3rd. 

Pre-Order "Another Time" Now: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/another-time/id962202584?ls=1

http://www.twitter.com/djefn
http://www.instragram.com/Whoscrazy 
http://www.crazyhood.com


DJ EFN – Another Time [track list]

01. Intro (ft Umar Bin Hassan) [of The Last Poets]
02. Another Time (ft Inspectah Deck, Guilty Simpson, M.O.P & Bernz of ¡Mayday!)
03. Selfish (ft King Tee, Fashawn & Kurupt)
04. Lane 2 Lane (ft Don Logan aka Gunplay & Denzel Curry)
05. South-West (ft MC Eiht, Blu & Kam)
06. Crazy Dope (ft Milk Dee, Sean Price & Murda Mook)
07. Revolutionary Ride Music (ft Your Old Droog, Royce da 59, O.C. & Reks)
08. Crazy (Interlude) (ft Umar Bin Hassan)
09. Who’s Crazy ? (ft Troy Ave, Scarface, Stalley & DJ Premier)
10. Fiyah Gun (ft Smif-N-Wessun, Spragga Benz, Kardinal Offishall & Bittah Sosicka)
11. If U Run (ft Killer Mike, Webbz & KXNG Crooked aka Crooked I)
12. Survival (ft Juvenile, Dead Prez & Trick Daddy)
13. When Im Dead (ft Joell Ortiz, Chris Rivers, Keith Murray & Skam2)
14. Warrior (ft Sizzla, David Banner, N.O.R.E. & Jon Connor)
15. Power (ft Sa-Roc, Masta Ace & Thirstin Howl III)
16. Role Model (ft Bun B, Jarren Benton, Eric Biddines & Amber Monique)
17. Paradise (ft Talib Kweli, Wrekonize & Redman)
18. Motivation (ft Defari, Cormega & Boaz)
19. G Sh*t (ft McGruff, Prez P & Grafh)
20. #HomeTeam (ft Garcia, Dynas, Skam2, Heckler, Society & Mother Superia)
21. We Earned It (ft Ras Kass, Black Milk, Black Collar & Cory Gunz)

DJ EFN feat. Troy Ave, Scarface, Stalley & DJ Premier - Who's Crazy?

DILLA - DaVincci Feat Ras Kass, Ras and Taj Austin , Skam2?, Sam E, (Prod. By J Dilla)

“Moving in Between High Brackets”, Yao — carved with cipher clarity:

📝 Lyric Summary: “Moving in Between High Brackets”
This suite is a sonic manifesto of uncontainable worth, delivered in Hip Hop cadence with Jazz phrasing and Soulful breath. It rejects imposed metrics — financial, linguistic, colonial — and reclaims movement as resistance.
The speaker moves through brackets not built for them — economic, social, symbolic — refusing to be priced, mapped, or decoded.
Verse 1 bends syntax and flow, declaring a rise that’s nonlinear, unclean, and coded in what’s unseen.
The hook flips the schematic: rhythm breaks static, cipher cracks habits, truth refuses to fit.
Verse 2 exposes exclusion — wealth in borrowed skin, truth locked out — but the speaker reclaims space with legacy bars and unmapped ascent.
Verse 3 confronts colonial ladders and imposed dialects, asserting a proud, loud, off-grid rhythm.
The final hook and outro seal the suite: movement becomes jazz, truth bites, and the bracket becomes dream — not confinement, but blueprint.

Moving in Between High Brackets  #Hip Hop Jazz Soulful

Sean Price ft. Jakk Frost "Admiral Greets General" (prod. By Statik Selektah)

5% - KRS-One feat. Grand Puba (prod. DJ Premier)

XXL Premiere: http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2017/06/mc-eiht-got-that-dj-premier/

Can I get a GEAH!?!? 

For two decades MC Eiht has been one of hip-hop’s most recognizable voices in hip-hop; and undisputedly one of Compton’s finest originators and emcees.
 
A straight menace, MC Eiht burst onto the scene with Compton’s Most Wanted Music To Driveby.  Released just months after the LA Riots, Music To Driveby was a manifesto for the nihilism, frustration and anger that permeated the region and is universally hailed as a Gangsta Rap classic. 

Similarly, Eiht also contributed vital components and compositions to genre defining movies, offering the chilling “Growin’ Up In The Hood” to Boyz N The Hood and following up Music To Driveby with a star turn as A-Wax in Menace 2 Society, which included his stand-out contribution (“Streight Up Menace”) to the movies soundtrack. 

Though accredited as MC Eiht featuring Compton’s Most Wanted, Eiht took on a more singular role with We Come Strapped, which was certified Gold and peaked at #1 on the Billboard charts and his sophomore solo project Death Threatz which debuted at #3 on the Billboard Charts. 

While Eiht has always remained active; including an EP release (Keep It Hood), his scene-stealing appearance on Kendrick Lamar’s Good Kid, m.A.A.d. City (“m.A.A.d City”) and his recent contribution (“Central Ave”) to DJ Quik & Problem’s Rosecrans album (which officially ended his vicious feud with Quik) Eiht gallantly returns with his first solo-album in a decade, Which Way Iz West, which will be released on 6-30-17 and aligns him with DJ Premier, who executive produced the project and also produces four tracks as well (Eiht’s long-time collaborator Brenk Sinatra produced the rest of the project). Featured guests on Which Way Iz West include WC, B-Real, Xzibit, Kurupt, Lady Of Rage, MayLAy, Big Mike, The Outlawz, Bumpy Knuckles (AKA Freddie Foxxx) and Compton’s Most Wanted.

The union of these two legends will be released conjunctly by Eiht’s Blue Stamp label and Preemo’s Year Round Records imprint. 

Today, via an exclusive premiere with XXL, MC Eiht releases his third and final single “Got That” f/ DJ Premier before Which Way Iz West is officially released.  “This is one of those fierce “100 Miles And Running” tracks” Eiht stated to XXL.  “The direction was to focus on what I felt was needed, which is delivery and wordplay. Preem felt the hook, so he added his vocals.  I know rapheads want BARS, this is straight flavor.” 

“I’ve loved this track ever since the rough draft” DJ Premier chimed in.  “When I was mixing the song down, Eiht kept saying :Got That” after the verses and I was going to put some scratches on it.  I’m sitting at the board, saying the three lines to myself because I felt like it would fit in the blanks.  I decided to go in the booth to record it and see if it would blend with the song.  I’m not a fan of my own voice so I sent it back to Eiht for approval and his replay was literally GEAH.”

Tracklisting & Credits For MC Eiht’s Which Way Iz West:
  1.)  “Shut 'Em Down” f/ The Outlawz
  2.)  “Represent Like This” f/ WC & DJ Premier
  3.)  “Compton Zoo”
  4.)  “Heart Cold” f/ Lady Of Rage
  5.)  “Pass Me By” f/ B-Real
  6.)  “Runn The Blocc” f/ MayLAy (produced by DJ Premier) 
  7.)  “Gangsta Gangsta” f/ Kurupt
  8.)  “Got That”
  9.)  “Medicate” f/ Xzibit 
10.)  “Born To Hustle” f/ Big Mike
11.)  “Sittin' Around Smokin'”
12.)  “As I Proceed”
13.)  “Last Ones Left” (f/ Compton’s Most Wanted & DJ Premier (produced by DJ Premier) 
14.”  “4 Tha OG'z” f/ Bumpy Knuckles (Produced by DJ Premier)
15.)  “You Nia'z”

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https://twitter.com/REALDJPREMIER
https://www.facebook.com/eiht.compton
https://www.facebook.com/DJPremierOfficial
https://www.instagram.com/eiht0eiht/ 
http://instagram.com/djpremier/
http://premierwuzhere.com/
https://soundcloud.com/premier-wuz-here
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+Premierwuzhere/posts

MC Eiht f/ DJ Premier 'Got That' (Produced by Brenk Sinatra)

"Loyalty Is Royalty" Available Now: https://naturesoundsmusic.com/loyaltyisroyalty/

Wu-Tang Clan and Boot Camp Clik unite for this historic collaboration, taken from Masta Killa's new album, 'Loyalty Is Royalty'.  Produced by famed producer 9th Wonder, "Down With Me" finds Wu-Tang swordsman Masta Killa linking with the late, great Boot Camp rap god Sean Price for an extraordinary showcase of pure beats and rhymes at the highest level.

Loyalty Is Royalty

Masta Killa (ft. Sean Price) - Down With Me (prod. 9th Wonder)

Black Thought - Hardware [from Black Thought's 'Masterpiece Theatre' LP]

Sean Price Ruck from Heltah Skeltah jumped on this classic with a freestyle for a MIXTAPE