Statik Selektah
Pardon The Wave, Max B Checks In From Jail With Statik Selektah On Showoff Radio
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The waviest one, Max B, uses some of his phone time and calls up Statik Selektah on Showoff Radio (Shade 45) to speak on a few things and check in while he’s in the box. He was asked what artists he’s been listening to and he revealed he gets Power 99 in Philly, so everything that they play he’s a fan of. Especially hearing French Montana on the radio.
One thing he did stress, is to sign the petition on Pardon The Wave, and help the cause because he feels he got an unfair trial. So if you’re out in the streets screaming “Free Max B,” make sure you show support and help Max.
Listen to his interview with Statik Selektah above.
Freddie Gibbs – Baby Face Killa [Mixtape]
Here is the long awaited Baby Face Killa project from Gangsta Gibbs. Take a listen as Gibbs give you that gangsta shit and nothing else as expected. Features include Young Jeezy, Jadakiss, Jay Rock, DOM Kennedy, Problem, Spitta, Kirko Bangz, Z-Ro and many more. Production comes from Statik Selektah, Feb.9, DJ Dahi, DJ Mustard, Bobby Kritical and many more. Check after the jump for your track listing and download link. Enjoy.
Its Tha World!
1982 – Up Every Night (Remix) (feat. Cory Gunz and Kid Ink)
Showoff Records and YMCMB /The Alumni link up for the remix of 1982′s “Up Every Night Record” as they all talk about the crazy nights they all have on a regular basis.
Statik Selektah & Termanology’s 2012 album in stores now.
OS REWIND: 1982 – Cafe Patron
Strong Arm Steady – Fair Fight (feat. ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul & Jay Rock)
Producer: Statik Selektah
Album: Stereotype
Label: Stones Throw
Pre-order: http://www.stonesthrow.com/store/album/SAS/stereotype
Three days after blessing us with their Stereotype EP, Strong Arm Steady is back and their joined by Black Hippy’s own ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul and Jay Rock on “Fair Fight.” The latest record to be released from their upcoming collaborative LP with Statik Selektah titled Stereotype, which is due out August 14.
Where’s Kendrick?
OS REWIND: Strong Arm Steady & Statik Selektah – Stereotype [EP]
1982 – Cafe Patron
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To remind you suckers that their 2012 album is out, Termanology and Statik Selektah went back to the booth to record “Cafe Patron,” another soulful track from the Boston boys. It’s that 1982 collaborative shit for ya.
OS REWIND: 1982 – Lights Down (feat. Big K.R.I.T.)
Strong Arm Steady & Statik Selektah – Stereotype [EP]
Mark your calendars because on August 14th, Strong Arm Steady and Statik Selektah will be dropping their collaborative album titled Stereotype. If you can’t wait that long until it drops, don’t worry. The crew has released this 6-track EP featuring David Banner, DOM Kennedy, Chace Infinite and more for you to check out in anticipation for the full-length album featuring the likes of Black Hippy, Planet Asia, Casey Veggies and others.
Tracklisting and link after the jump.
1982 – Lights Down (feat. Big K.R.I.T.)
Producer: Statik Selektah
Album: 2012
Label: Showoff / ST. Records
iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lights-down-feat.-big-k.r.i.t./id543600080
If you purchased yourself a copy of 1982′s latest album 2012 you may remember hearing this track on it, but without K.R.I.T.. The 1982 boys decided to release the record how it was originally intended to be featured on the album, with a nice new verse from the Mississippi musician and producer. Support some good hip-hop and purchase this record and the whole album on iTunes now.
OS REWIND: 1982 – Creepin’ (feat. Reks) [Music Video]
OS REWIND: After Hours: Big K.R.I.T. [Video]
Top 10 Videos Of The Week (July 1, 2012)
Cheers! And just like that, we’re through the month of June already, fast right? The last week of the month definitely brought us some good visual entertainment though, as we seen Lupe chillin’ with his cartoon homies in the Chi, Odd Future starring in a crazy war video where a nigga named Sam was killed, A$AP Rocky as black, trill JFK, and much more in this weeks top 10 videos of the week.
Check out our picks after the jump.
OS REWIND: Top 10 Videos Of The Week (June 24, 2012)
A Conversation With Statik Selektah & Scram Jones About The DJ Culture Then vs. Now
Statik Selektah and Scram Jones really break down the art of DJ’ing for all you young cats who don’t know what it was like back in the day. They both tell stories of growing up and learning the trade, saving up to buy vinyl and putting their skills to the test.
Although the game has drastically changed with the help of the Internet, Serato and club DJ’s, they still want to preserve the art and have made it a mission to put the next generation on to how it’s really done, instead of how they do it now.
Directed by Smoke Stack Recordings and Pace Media.
OS REWIND: 1982 – Happy Days (feat. Mac Miller, Bun B & Shawn Stockman)
OS REWIND: Scram Jones – Voices In The Attic (feat. Swigga) [Music Video]
Boaz – 9 To 5
Producer: Statik Selektah
Mixtape: Bases Loaded
Label: Rostrum Records
After announcing his signing to Rostrum Records a few weeks back, Boaz is back at it as he prepares his latest opus. For the first leak “9 To 5,” Boaz throws his middle finger up to them 9 to 5 jobs as he is now eating off this pretty great hobby of his with his latest signing. Look out for that Bases Loaded project to drop for free in July from the Pittsburgh rep.
OS REWIND: Boaz – Terminator [Video]
Joey Bada$$ – 1999 [Mixtape]
As one of the most talked about up and coming rapper from NYC, it gives us great privilege to welcome to the blog, Joey Bada$$. From the releases of “Survival Tactics” with best friend Capital STEEZ, along with “Hardknock” featuring CJ Fly; Joey and his Pro Era collective have kept us wanting more since our first interaction with their music. Here we get Joey’s debut releases with “1999” which has features from Capital STEEZ, CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, Dyemond Lewis, NYCk Caution, Rokamouth, T’nah Apex, Dessy Hinds and the production being handled by Lord Finesse, J Dilla, MF DOOM, Chuck Strangers, Statik Selektah, Bruce LeeKix, Freddie Joachim, Knxwledge, Vin Skully and Lewis Parker. Check after the jump to view the 15-track tracklistings along with a download link ready.
1982 – Happy Days (feat. Mac Miller, Bun B & Shawn Stockman)
Producer: Statik Selektah
Album: 2012
Label: Showoff Records
Pre-Order: http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/1982-2012/SHOW2012CD/
When was the last time you heard Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men on a track? Statik Selektah tracked him down to join Bun B and Mac Miller on “Happy Days,” one of the standout tracks from the upcoming 1982 2012 album due out May 22.
More positive vibes for this Friday.
Reks – Riggs & Murtaugh (feat. Action Bronson)
Producer: Statik Selektah
Album: Straight No Chaser
Label: Showoff Records
iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/preorder/straight-no-chaser/id515358323
Reks’ album Straight No Chaser is out today and to give people a better understanding of what to find on the project, he has released his Action Bronson featured track, where they trade bars back and forth with no hook. All the way through.
OS REWIND: Reks – Such A Showoff (feat. Kali, JFK & Termanology) (Produced by Statik Selektah)
Statik Selektah – 4.20: The Classics [Mixtape]
We’re sure most of you have been playing most of these tracks, if not ALL of these songs through the day already, but if you were looking for another mix to throw on through out the day, Statik Selektah and LRG linked up to dedicate one to 4/20 with 22 tracks of unadulterated musical herb.
Press play and float on.
Kid Ink – Showoff Radio Freestyle
Kid Ink visits Statik Selektah’s Showoff Radio show on Shade 45, and kicked a few bars over an exclusive Statik beat. For those not yet in tune with Ink’s work, get familiar.
Look out for the debut album Up & Away impacting this summer!
OS REWIND: Kid Ink – Lost In The Sauce (Produced by Jahlil Beats)
OS REWIND: Kid Ink – Neva Gave A Fuck (Produced by DJ Invasion & Mr. Hype)
