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Peter Rosenberg sat down with Bun B at SXSW for another installment of his Noisemaker Series. They discuss Bun’s desire to do a track with Nas, Jay Electronica and DJ Premier, and how Pimp C gave him the motivation to become a lyrical force.

Spotted at Miss Info

This Raekwon joint isn’t entirely new, as a rough version of it called “Blue Eagles” leaked last year, but this is the final, mastered version.

Raekwon – Flawless Crowns (Prod. Mondee)

Snagged from NR

Some new Strong Arm Steady over Madlib production to get you through this rainy day.

Strong Arm Steady feat. Thurzday – Follow Me (Prod. Madlib)

Spotted at NahRight

March 30th couldn’t come fast enough. Some dope visuals for lead single from the new Wu-Massacre album. Directed by Rik Cordero.

Some more heatery from the Wu-Massacre…

Ghostface, Method Man & Raekwon – Dangerous

Spotted at 2DB

Spotted at 1LoveT.O., Much features Toronto’s own hustleGRL, who at just 17 years old has done more with her life than I have.

Here’s the new mixtape from Bryant Stewart. I’m loving this shit right now.

Bryant Stewart – A Perfect Change

SHUT EM DOWN Mixtape Series

Posted by Phil under Mixtapes

DJ Caff and Kaewonder also sent over their mixtapes for the SHUT EM DOWN reunion party next Sat. Enjoy.

DJ Caff’s SHUT EM DOWN mixtape vol. 1

Kaewonder’s SHUT EM DOWN mixtape vol. 2

The homies Al Bundy and Andrew Roti linked us with a few mixtapes in preparation for their GET THROWED reunion party, Sat March 13 at 751.

Andrew Roti’s GET THROWED mixtape vol. 1

Al Bundy’s GET THROWED mixtape vol. 2

The Source: Talk about how you went about creating the track “Over.”

Boi-1da: Me and another producer by the name of Al-Khaaliq. He’s a dude that makes sample quality music that people think it’s a sample. Like “Over” sounds like a sample but it’s not a sample. I remember I was in L.A. in a meeting with Interscope and he sent it in my email. I put it in my headphones and I was like “Whoa, this is crazy I need to get on my laptop and get this working right now.” I went right to the studio and just flipped it, that night. Once I sent it to Drake, the rest was history.

The Source: How did you know this was the joint to step out with for Thank Me Later.

Boi-1da: That’s the way Drake envisioned himself coming out, it described exactly how he was feeling at this moment. You know, the first line, the hook, he comes out saying “I know way too many people in here that I didn’t no last year.” It’s explaining that his life, he has all these people around him now, but at the end of the day, he’s going to prevail, it’s not over yet. He has a lot more time to go, that’s what it is you know. He felt like this is the moment that he wanted to capture for his first single.

Read the full interview here.

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