Here's a surprise from us to you.
"Glory" Featuring Alex Wiley.

Written By: Shelton Harris
Produced By: Tyler Dopps
Mixed By: Tyler Dopps
Mastered By: Not-2-Sane Productions in Seattle, WA.

Shelton Harris & Tyler Dopps - "Glory" Feat. Alex Wiley

Keepin' Myself Busy...Self explanatory...

Keepin' Myself Busy

Once again feat. Static

Remix of my buddy's track - https://soundcloud.com/michaelknopp-1/fp-flip-this-24

Miggy2Tone - Fp Tiralla Flip Finished (CJ SiN Remix)

"When I woke up this morning I started throwing Sean P acapellas on some of my newest beats and came up with this little tribute mix.  Then Duck Down James hooked me up with some footage of P and I added a little nyc street footage I shot.  I filmed and edited the whole thing myself so it's a little rough but I wanted to make something for Sean.  

Also, funds are being raised to directly assist Sean Price's family moving forward,  if you can afford it, please click this link and make a contribution: www.crowdrise.com/seanp.

He has a mixtape dropping August 21st.  I heard it, it's dope.  Make sure you buy a copy of that because proceeds from the album will go
directly to his family as well."  -Green

Sean Price "Live from the Bedroom" Tribute Episode

Took his acapella and wrote my beat around it

Hopsin - I Need Help (CJ SiN Beat Remix)

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Sick Whip

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Time To Pay The White Boy

Lyrics: http://bit.ly/IneKwelityLyrics

Whenever there’s a war of words in Hip-Hop, fans and followers alike often ask for the involved parties to “put it on wax!” Well, that’s just what New York rapper Diabolic has done with “IneKwelity,” a searing stream of shots aimed squarely at nemesis, Talib Kweli.

For those not keeping up with the tiff, the two crossed paths and eventually got into it on Twitter. And rather than handle the business through a conversation on the social networking platform, Kweli took to his Medium account to pen a takedown piece about Diabolic and others who he says suffer from alleged “white fragility.”

Rightfully so, Diabolic wasn’t having it. And rather than let things play out as they had, he hit the booth to do what he does best: body his enemy with battle raps. Produced by Junior Makhno (Vinnie Paz & Ill Bill, Chief Kamachi), “IneKwelity” boasts a haunting instrumental that’s perfectly suited for Diabolic’s unrelenting stream of ruthless bars. 

After mocking Black Star’s “Definition” chorus, he goes straight for the gut for nearly five minutes. Also, just to make sure none of his words are misunderstood or improperly cited, he’s provided the lyrics for “IneKwelity”—required reading if you’re following this story. “IneKwelity” is now available for stream, and can be downloaded through iTunes and all major digital retailers. 

Stream/Buy-Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/IneKwelity
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/IneKwelityAmazon
• Google Play: http://bit.ly/IneKwelityGooglePlay
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/IneKwelitySpotify
• Tidal: http://bit.ly/IneKwelityTidal

Diabolic Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diabolichiphop
• Facebook: Facebook.com/DiabolicFans 

Twitter:
• Diabolic: https://twitter.com/diabolichiphop
• Junior Makhno: https://twitter.com/JuniorMakhno

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