MC Ren Pissed Off About Being Left Out Of N.W.A ‘Straight Outta Compton’ Movie Trailers

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Some MC Ren Twitter Quotes…

MC Ren: ‘How the Hell You Leave Me Out?’
MC Ren: Man fuck these bitches at universal pictures leaving me out the movie trailers tryin to rewrite history.
MC Ren: When you have bitches work on a hip hop film that don’t know shit about hip hop this is what happens. How the hell u leave me out after all.
MC Ren: The work I put into them records. It’s disrespectful to me, my family and most of all my FANS

How bout they make one more trailer with him in it…

Ghostface Announces “Twelve Reasons to Die II”

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Ghost and producer Adrian Younge will team up for a sequel to their 2013 Mafioso-rap epic “Twelve Reasons to Die”.  A single has already been released for the project featuring Ghostface’s fellow Wu-Tang member Raekwon called “Let The Record Spin.”

In addition to Raekwon the album will feature RZA, Bilal and Vince Staples.  The album is due out on July 10th.

Special Ed Launches Campaign for New Album

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Hip Hop Icon Special Ed Launches Campaign for New Album One of Hip Hop’s most respected legends brings back good music and gives back to the fans

Edward “Special Ed” Archer announced the upcoming release of his first studio album in more than a decade and accompanying Kickstarter campaign, which launched May 16. Considered to be hip hop royalty by most, Archer is enlisting the help of fans from all over the world to back his long awaited project.

Archer enjoyed incredible success in 1989 with hit singles like I Got It Made and I’m The Magnificent from the album Youngest In Charge, which cemented his place in hip hop history. His career has spanned over 20 years and has included television, film and producing music for a variety of major recording artists including Tupac Shakur, Biggie Smalls, and Junior Mafia.

Jay-Z pays homage to Special Ed in his chart-topping single Empire State of Mind featuring Alicia Keys; and Rick Ross remixed I’m The Magnificent proving that the Special Ed legacy is alive, well and thoroughly respected by today’s music industry.

Archer’s upcoming LP, tentatively titled The Return of King Edward will not only honor the golden age of hip hop, but will bring back meaningful message-based music with honest, thoughtful lyrics while still embracing today’s fresh sounds and utilizing new media and technology.

“This project is long overdue,” says Archer. “Although I never stopped performing and touring, it’s time for me to bring the message of self-worth and pride back to the game. I’m needed, and I’m ready for the challenge.”

As an independent artist, Archer decided to use the popular crowd-sourcing platform Kickstarter to solicit backers for the new album. The campaign will run for 30 days starting May 16 and has a goal to raise $100,000 to produce the album. The project is scheduled for a nationwide release in early fall.

“This is about giving the power back to the people,” explains Archer. “Everybody that I see on the streets, at parties, at events and even online, always ask when I’m going to make another album, so I wanted to give them the chance to be an active part of the journey with me.”
For campaign updates, follow @SpecialEd and @SpecialEdMusic on Twitter and Instagram, respectively.

Kickstarter Video Link: https://vimeo.com/127960674

Large Professor – In The Scrolls

Large Professor – “In The Scrolls” – taken from the new LP “Re:Living” in stores worldwide June 9th, 2015!

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Having produced one third of Nas’ generation-defining Illmatic, Large Professor’s place on the pantheon of hip-hop heavyweights is already etched in stone. When you add in his groundbreaking debut as a member of Main Source — or the fact that he has collaborated with luminaries like Pete Rock, A Tribe Called Called Quest, Busta Rhymes, Mobb Deep, Masta Ace, and Big Daddy Kane — it’s crystal clear that the man’s influence towers high above the history of the hip hop.

With Fat Beats Records’ release of Re:Living on June 9, 2015, Large Professor builds on his already impressive discography with an entirely self-produced record that delivers all the crisp drums, razor-sharp scratches, and innovative uprock grooves that define his signature sound. “I’m moving forward,” Large says, “But I went back to an earlier formula. With this project I feel like it’s the closest that I take it back to that Main Source style.”

Featuring Roc Marciano, Inspectah Deck, Cormega, G-Wiz, Fortune, and Lord Jamar, Re:Living shines a spotlight on New York’s best voices from the golden era to today. But above all, Large Professor lets his production do the talking — and with a legacy like his, beats speak louder than words.

Directed by Dan The Man

The Game Surrenders To LAPD

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Come on Son!!!!  You’re 35… have a real name… Jayceon Terrell Taylor… and you are still running around like a young thug…

According to Billboard… The Game has been arrested in connection with a violent incident involving an off-duty police officer at a pickup basketball game in March.

Taylor allegedly threw a punch at the officer, and the incident was caught on video and posted online.  The Game surrendered at the department’s Hollywood Division at noon Monday.

Taylor was booked on suspicion of making criminal threats. He posted $50,000 bail about an hour later.