Fresh new tape from Manchester based Panache. This has some REAL heat in it, highly recommended free download!

Click here to download Before The Beginning

Enjoy.

The Game in this interview is talking about collaborating With Justin Timberlake and how he can see a major reaction from the track .

“I Can See Grammy Awards”

By the standards of Justin, he’s probabaly right!

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Ludacris just dropped this new tee off to the guys at MixUnit as an early Christmas present… It’s the same shirt that the southern king wore in the “Undisputed” video featuring Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather, a joint off of his new album, Theater …

Royce is on his grind again.

This new track was produced by the legendary DJ Premier, while the video was directed by Rik Cordero who also produced the videos for Memories (Joell Ortiz), Sly Fox (Nas) and Never Have 2 Worry (Snoop Dogg), so you already know …

With hip-hop spreading like wildfire these days and influencing so many different genres of music, Hip-hop has been a part of all of our lives for some period of time, in some shape, form and capacity. This shirt is not for those people. Yes, you heard …

Here we go folks, the first official single from Nas’s new joint (Untitled, previously Nigger) is finally here.

Was it worth the wait?

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Absolutely. Listen to this track. He delivers, and the beat is pretty damn raw.

Click here to listen to Nas – Hero.

Take a look at this fly new joint from quickly-moving street brand Exact-Science. Forget dope, hip-hop is our drug of choice; roll one up!

Available now at MixUnit. Click here for more information.

We just got word of a new shipment of Aligerz tee’s over at MixUnit, one of which includes this charming gem of a design straight from their new 2008 range. The black tee exclaims “No Trifling Hoes” and lets the world know that you don’t f-with …

A lot has happened in the last twelve months in the urban industry. Pharrell beefed up his Ice Cream line. Kanye was seen rocking the LRG Dead Serious skeleton hoody. Jay-Z sold Rocawear for $300 million dollars. But what about the year for hip-hop? Was Nas right? Did hip-hop really, really die?