Apollo Brown liberates the anticipated remix version of Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge’s Twelve Reasons To Die album that just dropped. Take a listen to the full stream below and if you’re diggin’ it you can cop the entire project for only $8.00 from the official bandcamp page for the project.
Check out this remix of Ghost’s and Adrian Younge’s “Murder Spree” which is featured on Twelve Reasons To Die. Apollo Brown has a remix version of the album in the works which will be entitled The Brown Tape. Take a listen to “Murder Spree” (Apollo Brown Remix) above to get a taste of things to come.
“Rise of The Ghostface Killah” is a dope track off Ghost’s and Adrian Younge’s new music project Twelve Reasons To Die. Check out the visuals above.
Last night the Wu-Tang Clan was definitely nuthin’ to f*ck with at Coachella 2013. The clan came through and stole the show as best performance of the weekend. For those of you who missed the live stream of the event check out this clip above to see the Wu handle business. Hopefully footage of their entire set surfaces soon. You best protect ya neck!
This video was interesting because it showed a very real side of Rae as he described his personal experience of seeing ODB dead at the recording studio. Take a look as the Wu-Tang member opens on the matter including Dirty’s history of drug abuse.
Cricket Wireless and Muve Music caught up with Ghostface Killah at SXSW to talk about working with RZA on 12 Reasons to Die, and what fans can expect from the upcoming tour.
The GZA takes a second to sit down with FADER and discuss his love for chess. He talks about how his interest for the game came to be, who he’s played with, Chess Forum, and more.
As most fans of these two already know, there has been talks and a few leaks from a Doomstarks collaborative album that has been in the works for years. For whatever reason though the album has not seen the light of day. Check out the footage below of Ghostface reassuring fans that the project is real and still going to eventually release. Let’s hope.
This is an interesting documentary I caught on the Fuse channel maybe almost a year and a half ago. It’s really cool and takes you behind the scenes during the 2004 festival. This was a big moment in hip-hop history and something the fans were looking forward to for quite some time. However, the idea of getting every member of the Wu-Tang together again for a live performance was definitely easier said then done. If you like great documentaries and especially ones about hip hop you’ll love this one.
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