Folks love to hate Mos Def. Now known as Yasiin Bey, the Brooklyn MC has never been able to live up to the standard he set with his 1999 debut,…keep reading →
“Ms Fat Booty” is a modern twist on the old school sexist party jam. The story starts of as usual: meeting a beautiful women in the club, etc, etc. However,…keep reading →
With two of hip-hop’s all time greatest, Mos Def and J Dilla on one track, it would be hard to go wrong. The as-yet unreleased track, “Sunshine Screwface” was premiered…keep reading →
With the success of Odd Future’s sketch comedy show Loiter Squad this season on Cartoon Network‘s Adult Swim, I was reminded of the man who helped to start it all. …keep reading →
I’m not usually a big fan of the huge number of crazy remixes and mashups that circulate around the Googleweb–I guess my perspective is usually “If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t…keep reading →
I was too excited for this album to review it right away. The Black Keys…Mos Def…PHAROAHE MONCH!?!? Everything about this project made sense to me. the black keys have been…keep reading →
In 1999, Mannie Fresh had just produced “Back That Azz Up” for Juvenile, a song that would introduce to a great cross section of America the beginning of Lil Wayne.…keep reading →
Ever since his Black Star days with Mos Def, Talib Kweli has acquired a reputation as one of hip-hop’s foremost sages by mixing keen street knowledge with sociopolitical commentary. Album…keep reading →
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