Caught this video the other day, the song is dope, but the video makes it even CRAZIER!

early 90′s movies were the best. Boyz In The Hood, Dead Presidents, South Central, Poetic Justice, Juice, Menace II Society, New Jack City, were ALL and still are Classics! “Do you remember these.. Double Burger With Cheese!” … Oh and I forgot Colors and New Jersey Drive, and surprised I didn’t see any Above The Rim clips in here. This is back when the movies were fresh, but they also had Jammin soundtracks that were promoted like albums.

If I had to take a wild guess I would say… Beats by DT & Amdex (Clan Destined) and rhymes by Methuzullah. Clan D & Methuzullah = ClanThuzullah. Looks like the homies have been cooking up a new project. Check out this promo video that surfaced a few days ago via Rick Foy DVID Films. Record is called “Me And The Clan.”

New music featuring yours truly. Check it out…

As C.O.O. of HiPNOTT Records, Co–Founder of Cypher Lounge Radio and creator/Executive Producer of the highly anticipated documentary film DEMOS, you would think Kareem Fort wouldn’t have time for much more but, the multi-talented Reem has taken on the role of executive producer for the upcoming compilation LP, Executive Suite.

Executive Suite is set to drop on January 10th through DJBooth.net with additional sponsorship from KevinNottingham.com and TheWellVersed.com. The compilation features the production of long time collaborator Tony C on Maseed Productions and will feature the lyricism of Rapper Big Pooh, Donny Goines, Raven Sorvino, Senor Kaos, 4-Ize, Hawdwerk, Punchline and Boog Brown to name a few.

As the first offering from Executive Suite, “All Out” sets the tone for the authentic Hip Hop and lyricism we can expect from Executive Suite. The single features Chaundon (Hall of Justus), Senor Kaos (Ultra Beast) and Atlanta’s Skinny-C with the production from Maseed Productions and is just a taste of the quality we can expect from the compilation. This is Hip Hop in its purest form.

As always, thank you for your continued support of Hip Hop. We would love for you to check out “All Out” and post the single on your respected site in anticipation of Executive Suite, which will available for free download January 10th.

DOWNLOAD: “All Out” with Chaundon, Señor Kaos, & Skinny C.

Spotted at HipNott

I’m SUPER late with posting this video as it dropped at the beginning of November. At a hour a half in length, I watched the interview, then I think I fell asleep and never got a chance to go back and post this. DOOM sits down with Chairman Mao at the 2011 Red Bull Music Academy session in Madrid, Spain.

I worked as a rep for the Red Bull Music Academy this year, and was excited to hear an artist (Slide20XL) from my area was going to be attending the Academy this year for the first time in about 5 years. It’s truly an experience and you never know who you will see or bump into… Anyway enough typing, if you got some time to spare check this out.

Exclusive interview with DJ Premier. Premo stars off the interview by talking to Nick Huff Barili about the Re:Generation project, working with Slick Rick and confirming that he is still collaborating on an album with Nas (Yes its true!!!). In the second part of the interview, Premier says that he has not talked to Solar before or after Guru’s passing and he regrets the way controversy surrounded Guru’s passing. Premo ends the interview by sharing Gangstarr memories.

Spotted at Hark Knock TV

New video from my label mate and down south repper Willie Evans JR for the title track of his new album “Introducin’” Check it out. Features cameos from Jean Grae, Pharoahe Monch, and Sucio Smash.

I actually caught a sneak peak of this video when I was in NYC last month for CMJ. I also caught up with Willie Ev, we rocked on the same CMJ Showcase together. Always a pleasure to catch up with the homie.

You know Willie is getting big time when he has the budget to leave Jacksonville and film a video in NYC. HA.

… Wait, wait, I didn’t sell out… my new album “The Kaos Effect” is currently Sold Out! Physical copies online via FatBeats.com & UGHH.com are all gone! I wanna say thanks to everybody who has supported the album whether you purchased the physical copy or got it via I-Tunes.

Looks like the people DO want to hear some Real Hip Hop. If you didn’t get a copy yet, don’t worry, we’ll be hitting all the online retailers with the Re-Up real soon. But don’t snooze or you’ll lose.

Check out this interview I did with I Heart Dilla.com

On December 6th The Legendary Roots Crew release their 10th studio album entitled “Undun” via Def Jam. As a treat, you can stream the whole album today via NPR. After one full listen, I can say The Roots still have that organix sound that leaves you wanting more. Things are not showing any signs of falling apart for the crew who have mastered the game theory of releasing LP’s. This new album could be a tipping point for the crew as they come live with fresh sounds for the brains phrenology. Releasing albums consistently since the mid 90′s it seems as if I’ve been rocking with Illadelf’s finest for half my life.

Salute to The Roots for achieving success over all these years while still making music on their own terms and testing the bounds of their creativity.

The Roots – Undun Track List:

01. The Un
02. Sleep
03. Make My (feat. Big K.R.I.T.)
04. One Time (feat. Phonte & Dice Raw)
05. Kool On (feat. P.O.R.N.)
06. The Other Side
07. Stomp feat. (P.O.R.N.)
08. Lighthouse
09. I Remember
10. Tip The Scale
11. Redford (For Yia Yia & Pappou)
12. Possibility
13. Will To Power
14. Finality

This album is also a concept album… I’ll let them tell you the story, check it.