NEW Blaq Poet ft. MC Eiht & Young Malay - Ain’t Nuttin’ Changed (Queensbridge To California Remix)

Off Tha Blaqprint, comin June 30. What's with all the Qin all of a sudden?

NEW Nas - Film prod. by C-Sick

Nas - Film

NEW Young De & Xzibit (Feat. Mykestro) - Figure It Out

is it just me or did Xzibit's head get bigger? New single off the Soul Assassin's upcoming album, Classical.

NEW Wale + 9th Wonder - Back to the Feature mixtape

New mixtape from Wale + 9th Wonder....Wale + 9th Wonder- Back To The Feature

NEW Nipsey Hu$$le ft. June Summers, Lloyd Banks & Cory Gunz - My Language

New single from his upcoming mixtape, Bullets Ain't Got No Names Volume 3 dropping early July.

NEW Interview with Baron Davis by hiphopdx.com

In perhaps what was Baron Davis’ biggest nationally televised performance at UCLA, CBS commentator Billy Packer watched the young point guard dunk on an opposing team’s center and described him as a fighter. Unlike dozens of Packer’s other pseudo racist, left-handed compliments, such as calling Allen Iverson a “tough little monkey,” this description was accurate.

Over a dozen years later, Davis is still fighting. As the starting point guard for the NBA’s perennial doormat, the Los Angeles Clippers, he hopes to bring respectability back to the franchise. In his downtime he teamed up with noted filmmaker Stacy Peralta to make a critically acclaimed documentary about the Bloods and Crips, only to watch Hollywood studios back away from distributing it in theaters. Any fighter likes a challenge, but those are tough odds—even for the leader of only one of two teams in NBA playoff history to ever upset a top seeded team as the lowest seeded opponent.

Luckily for basketball and Hip Hop fans, and perhaps more importantly for residents of Southern California’s gang ravaged neighborhoods, Baron is always up for a challenge, no matter the odds. In a frank conversation that covered the relationship between race and entertainment, Davis pulls no punches.
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NEW Interview with Dead Prez by 38th Notes

2009 is a big year for Dead Prez. They will be dropping their Pulse of The People mixtape with DJ Green Lantern on June 23rd and then a new album entitled Information Age at the end of the year. The duo is famously political, often controversial and definitely talented, as reconfirmed by a listen to Pulse of the People. GIANT recently caught up with M-1 and Stic.Man to talk about urban unrest, surviving the times and redefining their sound.

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Interview by CoolHandLuke of 38th Notes.

NEW Mistah Fab - The Realest Shit I Never Wrote Part 2 mixtape

New mixtape from that dude Mistah Fabby Davis...100% freestyle! Download it herr. Mistah Fab - The Realest Shit I Never Wrote Part 2

1. Realest Intro
2. One Mic
3. The Light
4. Mass Appeal
5. Guess Whos Back
6. Infinity
7. Dead Presidents
8. My Life
9. Faithful
10. Fab is Like
11. Live in the Sky
12. 6th Sense
13. Who Shot Ya
14. Nothing Like It
15. It Aint Hard 2 Tell
16. Know What I’m Talkin
17. Outro

EXCLUSIVE NEW JC the City Kid ft. Equipto - Unstoppable prod. by A.M.S.

Off JC's upcoming album Supervillains, droppin' fall 2009! Produced by A.M.S.

BRAND NEW The Jacka - Tear Gas drops tomorrow

Just a little early christmas present for the true Thizzlerheads. If you didn't know, this is The Jacka's newest album, which doesn't drop till tomorrow. Good thing you read this shit. Peep it! The Jacka - Tear Gas
01. Summer Ft. Rydah J Kydah, Matt Blaque
02. Just A Celebrity Ft. Sky Balla
03. Glamorous Lifestyle Ft. Andre Nickatina
04. Greatest Alive Ft. E-40, Mitchy Slick, Jynx
05. They Dont Know Ft. Freeway
06. Dream Ft. Ampichino, Zion I
07. Wont Be Right Ft. Cellski
08. Keep Callin Ft. Devin the Dude
09. Girls
10. Scared Money Ft. Krondon, Ap. 9
11. Get it in Ft. Paul Wall, Masspike Miles
12. Whats Your Zodiac Ft. Phil Da Agony
13. Dopest Forreal
14. Callin My Name Ft. Mistah F.A.B.
15. What Happened to the World
16. The Movement Ft. Planet Asia
17. Storm Ft. Cormega
18. Our Heroes Ft. Dubb 20, J. Stalin
19. All Over Me